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YEARS USED RUNONLY APPLESCRIPTS TO AVOID PRO
OSAMiner has been secretly mining cryptocurrency on affected Macs MacOS users have been the target of a sneaky malware operation for more than five years that used a clever trick to avoid detection and hijack infected users.Įverything we know about 2022 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro with M2 Pro and M2 Max. About two years ago, the open source database solution MongoDB. OSAMiner has been active since 2015, secretly mining cryptocurrency on affected Macs.
Mac malicious software uses Run-only Applescripts to bypass the detection-programmersolve. The malware has also evolved recently and has primarily targeted users in China and Asia-Pacific. For more than five years, macOS users have been the targets of a sneaky malware operation that used a clever trick to avoid detection and hijacked the hardware. When users downloaded the affected apps, an AppleScript would be downloaded which would run a second AppleScript, which would, in turn, download the third AppleScript. SentinelOne noted that run-only AppleScripts are rarely used for macOS malware, but OSAMiner showed that they are incredibly powerful for malicious intents and can be used to remain hidden from detection: These “run-only” AppleScripts made it easier for OSAMiner to avoid detection over the years. Read the original article: macOS malware used run-only AppleScripts to avoid detection for five years The macOS. Run-only AppleScripts are surprisingly rare in the macOS malware world, but both the longevity of and the lack of attention to the macOS.OSAMiner campaign, which has likely been running for at least 5 years, shows exactly how powerful run-only AppleScripts can be for evasion and anti-analysis. The purveyors of such arguments typically make a big deal of trying to undermine any argument that security is an issue on macOS by claiming that malware on. In this case, we have not seen the actor use any of the more powerful features of AppleScript that we’ve discussed elsewhere, but that is an attack vector that remains wide open and which many defensive tools are not equipped to handle. In the event that other threat actors begin picking up on the utility of leveraging run-only AppleScripts, we hope this research and the tools discussed above will prove to be of use to analysts. For more than five years, macOS users have been aiming for a malicious malware. Now that OSAMiner has been detected and its complex architecture has been reverse engineered, it will help other researchers in finding any other hidden “run only” AppleScript malware. to retrieve the entire malware code that uses nested Run-Only AppleScript. To keep yourself safe from such malware, make sure that you only download apps from trustworthy sources.
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