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  3. [WARNING] AMOS Malware Just Got a Major Upgrade – Now With Full Remote Access Capabilities

[WARNING] AMOS Malware Just Got a Major Upgrade – Now With Full Remote Access Capabilities

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    Jibon_RX
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    Appreciate the reminder to stay vigilant. These attackers are ruthless, and we have to protect ourselves.

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      Crazy how malware campaigns have gone global so fast—120+ countries already??

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        Crazy how malware campaigns have gone global so fast—120+ countries already??

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        Smith
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        @Dave
        I wish more people took these warnings seriously. Prevention is much easier than dealing with an infected system.

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          @Dave
          I wish more people took these warnings seriously. Prevention is much easier than dealing with an infected system.

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          Jibon_RX
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          @Smith
          Big thanks to researchers like g0njxa who help us understand threats like this.

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            Nahiar806
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            LaunchDaemons are no joke — once malware gets in there with root privileges, it’s game over. Everyone on macOS should audit theirs ASAP.

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              alex
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              These attackers are getting way too sophisticated. Remote access + persistence = nightmare fuel

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                Maxwell
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                Freelancers are such easy targets now. If someone sends you a DM about a 'collab' and there's a file attached — assume it’s malicious

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                  rafihasan
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                  One more reason to stop downloading cracked software. That free plugin might just cost you your wallet

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                    Jibon_RX
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                    Crypto and macOS users need to be on high alert. These phishing tactics are getting too real.

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                      Appreciate this info! It’s crazy how these attackers keep finding new ways to exploit users, especially in the crypto space.

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                      @Smith
                      Definitely going to stop downloading cracked apps altogether. Not worth the risk anymore.

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                        Smith
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                        This is the kind of info that needs to be spread in every crypto community right now.

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                          rafihasan
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                          If AMOS can bypass VMs and sandboxes, even malware analysts are at risk. That’s wild.”

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                            Jibon_RX
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                            I checked my system and luckily everything’s clean, but still feeling uneasy about those fake job DMs.

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                              These attackers exploiting trust in the freelance community is honestly the worst part. Be careful out there!

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                                Thank you for posting this. Practical advice and real-world risks explained in a way everyone can understand.

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                                  Thank you for posting this. Practical advice and real-world risks explained in a way everyone can understand.

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                                  Jibon_RX
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                                  @Smith
                                  LaunchDaemons, .helper files, remote access… this feels like a movie plot, but it's real life. Stay safe, friends.

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                                    Nahiar806
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                                    Over 120 countries? That’s not just targeted — that’s a global campaign. Crypto holders especially need to stay sharp

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                                      Time for everyone to run launchctl list and check for any weird .agent or .helper processes. Better safe than drained

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                                        Keep your MacOS updated, don’t trust random files, and always check file permissions. This new AMOS variant means business

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