AI agents that can run commands on a Mac are now being used to install malware, although the simplest way to avoid it is not ...

The scheme looks like a sponsored link but leads users to a site designed to look an Apple page and instructs users to run ...

Certain sponsored ads on Google have been trying to lead users on to faked Apple support pages that try to get the user to use the Terminal and install malware on Macs.

Apple Insider warns that “it’s like electing to open the door to malware, as just a few commands can then give hackers access to the Mac." And the advice is the same as with ClickFix attacks. Never ...

I tested local AI on my M1 Mac, expecting magic - and got a reality check instead ...

How modern infostealers target macOS systems, leverage Python‑based stealers, and abuse trusted platforms and utilities to distribute credential‑stealing payloads.

A self-hosted AI assistant that lives in your chat app, Clawdbot promises to do real work, but only if you’re willing to trust it with real access.

The internet’s latest AI obsession isn’t another chatbot – it’s a digital employee. Originally launched as Clawdbot, the ...

OpenClaw shows what happens when an AI assistant gets real system access and starts completing tasks, over just answering ...

Moltbook is the worlds first AI social network where 1.5 million autonomous agents post and debate without human input. Using ...

A security audit found 341 malicious ClawHub skills abusing OpenClaw to spread Atomic Stealer and steal credentials on macOS ...