Tag: Trojan - Latest Releases

Apr 25, 2012 - We have developed and released an App that will scan your mac to see if it has been infected with the latest SabPub malware and will delete it upon detection. The SabPub Malware is a low level threat Trojan that sends personal information from your Mac to an offending server, the Trojan is made to look like an Apple launcher, and also has a similar name to a real Apple launcher called "PubSub" so please don't confuse the two. Our App will search your Mac for this malware and will remove it.

Apr 17, 2012 - We have developed and released an App that will scan your mac to see if it has been infected with the latest SabPub malware and will delete it upon detection. The SabPub Malware is a low level threat Trojan that sends personal information from your Mac to an offending server, the Trojan is made to look like an Apple launcher, and also has a similar name to a real Apple launcher called "PubSub" so please don't confuse the two. Our App will search your Mac for this malware and will remove it.

May 11, 2011 - MAC Defender is a rouge anti-virus program for Mac OS X being distributed via the web that will "detect" nonexistent threats as being present on the user's system in an effort to persuade them to hand over their credit card information and purchase a "subscription" to the program. If the user does not purchase, the program will start popping up pornographic websites to create an actual problem on the system. SecureMac offers full analysis and removal instructions.

May 03, 2011 - MAC Defender is a rouge anti-virus program for Mac OS X being distributed via the web that will "detect" nonexistent threats as being present on the user's system in an effort to persuade them to hand over their credit card information and purchase a "subscription" to the program. If the user does not purchase, the program will start popping up pornographic websites to create an actual problem on the system. SecureMac offers full analysis and removal instructions.

Apr 30, 2011 - PTT Games has announced Achilles' Defense 1.0, a fun Mythological Action Game, has been featured by Apple in their 'New & Noteworthy' games. The game is about a famous Greek Hero in The Trojan War - the greatest warrior of Homer's Iliad, who fought against Hades and hordes of devil creatures. Your goal is to defend the temple against the hordes of devil creatures. Tap the screen and hold to build up power, then release to fire.

Apr 22, 2011 - PTT Games is proud to announce Achilles' Defense 1.0, a fun Mythological Action Game, has been featured by Apple in their 'New & Noteworthy' games. The game is about a famous Greek Hero in The Trojan War - the greatest warrior of Homer's Iliad, who fought against Hades and hordes of devil creatures. Your goal is to defend the temple against the hordes of devil creatures. Tap the screen and hold to build up power, then release to fire.

Apr 09, 2011 - The SecureMac team has announced a new version of the BlackHole RAT 2.0 Trojan Horse for Mac OS X has been discovered. The new version of the trojan horse adds itself as a login item disguised as Java, has a more believable prompt for username and password. It slows down the computer by tying up the CPU with a loop function, executes shell commands, and can attempt to erase the hard drive. This new version should be not confused with an older variant from back in February.

Apr 01, 2011 - The SecureMac team today announced a new version of the BlackHole RAT 2.0 Trojan Horse for Mac OS X has been discovered. The new version of the trojan horse adds itself as a login item disguised as Java, has a more believable prompt for username and password. It slows down the computer by tying up the CPU with a loop function, executes shell commands, and can attempt to erase the hard drive. This new version should be not confused with an older variant from back in February.

Nov 04, 2010 - The SecureMac team today announced a new variant of the Boonana malware has been discovered. The new variant, trojan.osx.boonana.b, behaves in a very similar manner to the original malware, and is currently being distributed on multiple sites. SecureMac has identified two more websites that are currently hosting the new malware variant. Rather than the initial site which tricks users into running (and installing) the malware, these servers seem to be hosting update code for the malware.