Iranian hackers have developed Mac malware, researchers say
A group of hackers aligned with the Iranian government, known as “Newscaster” or “Charming Kitten,” have reportedly developed Mac-based malware to target dissidents, according to a new report authored by security researchers Claudio Guarnieri and Collin Anderson of Security Without Borders.
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