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[ruisedarsibo]

Main category, Utilities
Sub category, Security
Developer, Objective-see llc
Filesize, 3174
Title, WhatsYourSign


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◓ 1.5.0.WhatsYourSign.dmg


As the RunAtLoad key is set to true, whatever the malware has specified in the ProgramArguments array will be persistently executed whenever the user logs in. Moreover, as the StartInterval this commands in the ProgramArguments array will be (re)executed every 90 seconds. 0x10001758e : movq %rax, %r13 Major vulnerability in High Sierra 10.13.1: anyone can gain elevated privileges For BusyCal and BusyContacts, I took some time to examine them with unpkg and realized that by using a (very slightly modified) version of the script that powers unpkg, I can install the apps directly without using their installers. So far, it hasn’t seemed to cause any problems for me, so checkout if you want to avoid that weird “ opens for no real purpose” bug when updating those two apps. Join the conversation Then delete all installed components, which are stored in various 'hidden' directory in under/var/ such as:

Site:


Featured Sierra macpkg.icu/?id=57951&kw=V2LA.ver.1.5.3.WhatsYourSign.pkg {3459 KB}

Mac mini macpkg.icu/?id=57951&kw=1.5.1-WhatsYourSign-3CE3.dmg {2856 KB}

10.12.6 macpkg.icu/?id=57951&kw=WHATSYOURSIGN_VERS_1.3.0_YJGD.ZIP {3047 KB}

Key for repack
FK44G-B53N2-SA7Q0-NCZ7O
C8E4N-0HC34-R9Q69-FTUNB
BL4O6-DI5XY-Z6S2D-H0N3A
KNWQ4-HZ24R-ELWRQ-LSRMM
C7JHN-B3C6J-GEV5M-E5SDB
MA432-8WHT2-KRL04-NUTG4
OMEFI-VN1ZD-B66D3-OXZBR



Text ↔︎ Speech, text-to-speech, and speech-to-text
Malware has got the upper hand
Keyboard shortcuts killed by bug
“Luckily” in this case, the attacker choose to simply (ab)use infected systems to miner cryptocurrencies…
checking to make sure it's executing on a machine with a model contain 'Mac'. On a virtual machine, this check will fail:
If your Mac restarts to a setup assistant, but you're selling or giving it away, press Command-Q to quit the assistant without completing setup. Then click Shut Down. When the new owner starts up the Mac, they can use their own information to complete setup.
“Upon launch, the downloader [Updater] creates a unique identifier for the infected host. Next, the app collects basic system information…This information is XOR-encrypted…and uploaded to the C2 server via HTTP POST and the following URL: .]com/
Migration is like blisters (25 November 2018)



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| 2951 kbytes | App WhatsYourSign vers 1.5.2 Wzj 1.2.3 Best on 10.13.5



Best! version VcMEh_Submit_to_Output_Factory_Server_vers_2.4.pkg | 8480 kb | 3.0

New for Mac mini KLC-GRIDBIKE-VERS-4.1.0.TAR.GZ | 432 kb | 3.1.0

Version for 10.11.4 INTERIOR-DESIGN-VERS.17.0.4-AYM.ZIP | 2618922 kb | 15.3.4

[thomas]

Moreover, as the StartInterval this commands in the ProgramArguments array will be (re)executed every 90 seconds. 0x10001758e : movq %rax, %r13 Major vulnerability in High Sierra 10.13.1: anyone can gain elevated privileges For BusyCal and BusyContacts, I took some time to examine them with unpkg and realized that by using a (very slightly modified) version of the script that powers unpkg, I can install the apps directly without using their installers.