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Atomic macOS Stealer Comes With New Backdoor to Enable Remote Access

Posted on July 28, 2025July 28, 2025 By CWS

The Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS) has undergone a big evolution, remodeling from a standard info stealer into a complicated persistent menace able to sustaining long-term entry to compromised macOS methods.

This growth marks a important escalation within the malware’s capabilities, enabling attackers to execute distant instructions and deploy further payloads past its unique information theft features.

The malware’s distribution technique combines two main assault vectors: web sites providing cracked or counterfeit software program and complex spear-phishing campaigns focusing on high-value people, notably cryptocurrency holders and freelancers together with artists.

These phishing assaults usually masquerade as official job interview processes, deceiving victims into putting in trojanized DMG recordsdata by requesting system passwords below the pretense of enabling screen-sharing software program.

PolySwarm analysts recognized that AMOS campaigns have already impacted over 120 nations, with america, France, Italy, the UK, and Canada experiencing essentially the most vital exercise.

The malware-as-a-service mannequin suggests steady growth, with reviews indicating potential keylogging options presently below growth.

Persistence and Evasion Mechanisms

The backdoor’s technical implementation demonstrates refined persistence ways designed to outlive system reboots and evade detection. AMOS deploys a binary named .helper as a hidden file inside the sufferer’s residence listing, accompanied by a wrapper script known as .agent that ensures steady execution.

The malware establishes persistence by means of a LaunchDaemon labeled com.finder.helper, put in through AppleScript utilizing stolen consumer credentials for elevated privileges.

Communication with command-and-control servers happens by means of HTTP POST requests transmitted each 60 seconds to obtain new duties.

To keep away from detection throughout evaluation, AMOS employs string obfuscation methods and actively checks for sandbox or digital machine environments utilizing the system_profiler command, making certain operational safety throughout deployment and execution phases.

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