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Several companies operating in the cryptocurrency sector are the target of a newly discovered Apple macOS backdoor codenamed RustDoor. RustDoor was first documented by Bitdefender last week,...

Apple macOS users are the target of a new Rust-based backdoor that has been operating under the radar since November 2023.The backdoor codenamed “RustDoor” by Bitdefender, has been found to impersonate an update for Microsoft Visual Studio and target both Intel and Arm architectures.

A new Rust-based macOS malware spreading as a Visual Studio update to provide backdoor access to compromised systems uses infrastructure linked to the infamous ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware gang. Written in Rust, the malware can run on Intel-based and ARM architectures, say researchers at cybersecurity company Bitdefender, who are tracking it as RustDoor.