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04-01-2012, 05:30 door Zeus

Fake anti-virus software is an old breed of malware that's finally found a new trick: Attacking Macs. PC World — Fake anti-virus software is an old breed of malware that's finally found a new trick: Attacking Macs. The malicious Mac app is called MacDefender, and according to Intego, it hides within Web pages that use search engine optimization to spam the results of popular searches. Infected Websites show a fake animation of a malware scan in Windows, followed by a pop-up telling users that their computer is infected. JavaScript on the page then automatically downloads a compressed ZIP file containing the malware. For Safari users who've checked the "open 'safe' files after downloading" option within the browser's settings, the MacDefender malware installation begins automatically. Otherwise, the user must open the ZIP file and install the app manually for the malware to take hold. As Intego notes, the MacDefender app--not to be confused with the software developer of the same name--looks ...

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