Open-source package manager Homebrew has become the latest victim of a malware campaign using false Google ads to compromise user credentials and steal cryptocurrency wallets. The information-stealing malware is known as AmosStealer and targets macOS systems. The attack involves a slight change in the genuine Homebrew URL to mislead users into downloading malware instead of the intended software. This highlights an escalating trend in cyberattacks targeting popular open-source tools and platforms.
Hackers are selling counterfeit phones with crypto-stealing malware
Kaspersky has identified thousands of low-cost Android smartphones sold online that come with preinstalled malware programmed to steal cryptocurrency details. The devices are infected with
