Hundreds of Thousands of Macs Infected by Flashback Malware
Estimates suggest that more than a half-million Macs have been infected by the Flashback malware.
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Apple Releases Java Update; Includes Fix for Vulnerability Exploited by Flashback Malware
Apple has released Java for OS X 2012-001 and Java for Mac OS X 10.6 Update 7, featuring a...
New Flashback Variant Takes Advantage of Unpatched Java Vulnerability
A new variant of the Flashback malware is taking advantage of two Java vulnerabilities, one of which has not...
Flashback Malware: New Variant Changes Twitter Hashtags
We recently reported on how the Flashback malware was using Twitter as a command and control center, using a...
New Flashback Variant Changes Tack to Infect Macs
Intego has discovered a new variant of the Flashback malware, Flashback.N, which has been changed since our blog post...
Flashback Mac Malware Uses Twitter as Command and Control Center
The Flashback malware, which Intego pointed out was infecting an increasing number of Macs, turns out to be using...
Further Information About the Flashback.G Malware
We would like to offer a bit more information about the Flashback.G malware, which we reported on last week....
Flashback Mac Trojan Horse Infections Increasing with New Variant
The latest version of the Flashback Trojan horse is infecting many Macs. Users should be especially attentive, and make...
New Flashback Trojan Horse Variant Uses Novel Delivery Method to Infect Macs
A new variant of the Flashback Trojan horse is using a new approach to trying to infect Macs.
Friday the 13th Malware: New Flashback Trojan Horse Variant Follows Apple’s Xprotect Update
Apple has recently updated its Xprotect file quarantine system, used to check for malware downloaded by certain programs -...