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‘Infamous’ GravityRAT spyware now hits Macs as well as Windows – 9to5Mac
The notorious GravityRAT spyware, which initially targeted Windows PCs, can now also enable attacks against Macs and Android devices …

The notorious GravityRAT spyware, which initially targeted Windows PCs, now also enable attacks against Macs and Android devices.
Remote Access Trojans (RATs) are so-called because they masquerade as legitimate apps (the Trojan part) and then permit the compromised machine to be accessed remotely …
Cybersecurity company Kaspersky describes the GravityRAT malware as ‘infamous’ because it has been used in attacks against even military targets, and enables a huge amount of control.
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