Deceptive installers disguised as legit macOS software deliver infostealers that grab passwords, cookies, and crypto wallets. Learn how to detect them.

An AMOS infostealer alert looked routine until Huntress ruled out every known delivery vector. What they found instead: malware being delivered through ChatGPT and Grok themselves.

A partner reported a potentially malicious Zoom extension. What Huntress found was a full DPRK BlueNoroff intrusion targeting a Web3 company that was weeks in the making and deeply sophisticated.

BlackBerry said the new LightSpy upload was an iOS implant. Huntress researchers disagreed — what they found was an unreported macOS variant. Here's the full analysis of what it actually does.

Mac security myths are everywhere, from "Macs don't get malware" to "we have more Windows devices so it's not worth protecting." The Huntress Mac Guy breaks down the ones he hears most.

A DMX-inspired deep dive into macOS security: what dmXProtect is, how macOS malware actually runs, and what it takes to stop it before it sets up shop.

As Macs grow in the enterprise, Huntress built its macOS agent to match Windows-level threat hunting. Here's what persistence looks like on macOS and what Huntress set out to find.