Although Mac systems come to the forefront with their faith, they may be threatened by a series of Ziyanlı software from time to time. Now two new Ziyanlı software was found to be in circulation.

The first is that while Apple is corrected by an update to be released this week, now there is no analysis for the second Ziyanlı software.

Ziyanlı software that uses the parallels deficit

Compared to Macworld’s report, Security Researcher Mickey Jin said that it was an deficit on the Parallels virtual machine. This is due to a security weakness of Parallels, running Windows, Linux and Old MacOS versions.

In particular, this deficit, which affects Intel -based Macs, allows attackers to obtain root access in the system. Fortunately, the threat level is relatively low as physical access is required to use this gap. The Parallels team has prepared updates to resolve the problem and announced that Parallels Desktop 20.2.2 and 19.4.2 will be released this week.

Password Thief: Frigidstealer

The second Ziyanlı software, Frigidstealer, can be run remotely and aims to play your passwords, especially. In order for this usual makûs emelli software to be successful, it must be able to deceive the user of its target. The attack takes place as follows:

• The user sends a maximum intentioned contact via an e-mail.
• When the user opens the relationship, an invalid web page argues that the user must update his browser.
• When the user clicks the “Update” button, a Ziyanlı loader is downloaded to Mac.
• The user is asked to open the document with the control key to get over Gatekeeper safety.

If the user completes these steps, the Frigidstealer starts to steal the passwords.