Apple is pushing signature updates to its on-device malware tool, XProtect, to block malware variants associated with North Korea’s “Contagious Interview” campaign. This malware, part of the macOS Ferret family, tricks targets into installing it under the guise of a job interview process. Currently undetected by XProtect, it can steal sensitive data through a Python backdoor. New malware samples named “FlexibleFerret” were detected by SentinelOne researchers.
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The DeepSeek AI Assistant, a popular language model based in China, is reportedly vulnerable to manipulation. Recent jailbreaking methods, named Bad Likert Judge, Crescendo, and
