Cybersecurity researchers discovered a macOS-targeting trojan, Poseidon, which uses PKG files with preinstall scripts to infiltrate systems undetected. The malware, active since mid-2024, is part of the Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) ecosystem and can steal sensitive data including browser credentials and cryptocurrency wallet information. Poseidon uses advanced evasion techniques making it difficult to detect. Users are urged to exercise caution when downloading from unfamiliar sources and to use robust endpoint protection solutions.

Cybersecurity in healthcare: practical actions to minimise exposure to cyber threats – Partner Content
Healthcare organisations in Australia are increasingly targeted by cyber attacks, notes the Australian Signals Directorate, with the sector being the highest non-government reporting area for