CrashStealer macOS Malware Uses Notarized Dropper to Pass Gatekeeper Checks
2026-07-13T19:24:12Z•c749851f282f2de1dbf6b992f0ea8570cf9760a02865fa23eb5bb57d2c57666e
CISA-KEVCVE-2026-48939CrashStealerGatekeeperGitHub-compromiseInjective-LabsJoomlaModHeaderRCEShareFileStorage-Zone-Controller','phishing','Forg365','PhaaS','AitM','EnTangemXSSZimbrabrowser-extensioncrypto-theftjscramblerlaser-attackmacOSmalwarenotarizationnpmsupply-chainwallet-theftzero-day
What happened
Multiple high-impact incidents and vulnerabilities were reported across macOS, web, and cloud ecosystems: a new macOS info-stealer named CrashStealer uses a notarized C++ dropper to bypass Gatekeeper; ModHeader browser extension (≈1.6M installs) was removed after a dormant browsing-history collector was found; several supply-chain compromises (jscrambler npm 8.14.0 and a compromised Injective Labs GitHub/package) delivered infostealers and wallet-key stealers; iCagenda and Balbooa Joomla extensions have 10.0 CVSS zero-days added to CISA KEV (including CVE-2026-48939); Zimbra Classic Web Client
Why it matters
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Evidence and limitations
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- the_hacker_news
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- c749851f282f2de1dbf6b992f0ea8570cf9760a02865fa23eb5bb57d2c57666e
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- 2026-07-13T19:24:12Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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