The campaign spreads the Odyssey Stealer and AMOS (Atomic macOS Stealer) malware families. Both families focus on stealing system information, browser data, and crypto wallet login details. The attacks are carefully designed to exploit developers' trust. The fake Homebrew and TradingView sites display seemingly legitimate download portals with buttons such as Copy command. When a user clicks the button, a hidden, base64-encoded Terminal command is copied to the clipboard.
The Mac.c stealer emerges as a new significant player in the macOS infostealer sector, showcasing advanced tactics and a unique 'building in public' strategy that challenges AMOS.