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Jamf Threat Labs details CloudSyncD, a fake macOS Zoom installer that hides a phished password using invisible zero-width ...

A macOS dropper was found inside a disguised Zoom client. The malware is tracked as CloudSyncD and is designed to deliver a stealthy backdoor.

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Fake Zoom installers trick Mac users into revealing passwords and deploy CloudSyncD backdoor, with active command servers detected.

A new macOS backdoor has been hidden inside a fake Zoom installer that prompts users for their login password before launching an embedded second stage. The malware, dubbed CloudSyncD, has moved from ...

Threat Labs has identified a macOS malware campaign using a fake Zoom installer to deliver a two-stage backdoor named CloudSyncD.