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North Koreans are hacking Mac users with fake Zoom interview invites
North Korea’s state-supported hacker group Sapphire Sleet is back with a new Fake Interview campaign. Sapphire Sleet is specifically targeting Mac users who work in the blockchain, crypto, Web3, fintech, and digital assets sectors. Let’s dive in.   Microsoft Threat Intelligence uncovers a new “Script Editor” ClickFix technique used by Sapphire Sleet&#...

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Data from apps on your phone is being used for mass surveillance
A new Citizen Lab investigation found that governments around the world are using a service called Webloc, a geolocation surveillance system. The technology, developed by Cobwebs Technology and sold by its successor Penlink, uses the data of millions of people purchased from consumer apps and the digital advertising and data broker world.   From the public...

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Apple is revamping iOS texting—but green bubbles still aren’t safe
Apple’s latest iOS release for developers, currently in beta testing mode, includes a new feature that has been 15 years in the making: end-to-end encrypted RCS. This feature would finally provide the highest security level that messaging platforms like iMessage or WhatsApp offer to users. However, there is a catch.  Apple’s latest developer iOS includes...

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New ClickFix attack bypasses Mac Terminal protections
Jamf Threat Labs recently uncovered a new ClickFix cyberattack going after Mac users. Before, you were at risk when copying and pasting scripts in your Terminal. Today, cybercriminals can trigger a ClickFix attack when you click on a button on a fake website. Let’s dive in to understand how attackers do this and how you...

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Apple Intelligence can be hijacked using prompt injection
Apple Intelligence, the AI built into iPhones, Macs, and other Apple devices, was recently hacked by security researchers. Researchers used a technique known as “prompt injection” to force the same AI that is on your Mac into taking undesirable actions. This technique, they say, could be used to cause even greater damage.  In this report,...

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