![]() ![]() Wardle even managed to get his hands on the adware’s original installer and tested it on VirusTotal. The sample analyzed by security researcher Patrick Wardle was not detected by a Mac AV solution, and it was lifted directly from an infected MacBook, after being spotted by a user. The malware has been dubbed Mughthesec, after the name of the app and the launch agent it installs on the target machine. ![]() ![]() The latest example falls more in the category of “potentially unwanted software” than outright “malware,” but it could easily be made to saddle users with more malicious threats. Mac malware is still a rare occurrence, so it’s no wonder that some of it can lurk, unnoticed for months, on random machines.
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