Explore the growing threat of state-sponsored Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) targeting macOS systems in this 44-minute webcast presented by Kseniia Yamburh, Malware Research Engineer at Moonlock Lab (MacPaw). Gain insights into case studies of the SpectralBlur and SwiftBucket backdoors, and learn about the tactics employed by state-sponsored actors, with a focus on those from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK). Understand why macOS attacks, though less frequent, are a significant concern in the current cyber landscape. Discover valuable information to enhance your awareness and preparedness against these sophisticated threats targeting Apple's operating system.
MacOS Security - Rising Threat from State-Backed APTs
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Webcast: MacOS Security: Rising Threat from State-Backed APTs
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