MacPersistenceChecker is a macOS app that identifies all items set to run automatically on your system. It helps detect malware and unwanted software by scoring each persistence mechanism based on risk factors. Users can analyze and decide what to keep or remove.

This article reviews new macOS malware discovered in 2025, detailing infection methods, persistence techniques, and the functionality of each specimen. The focus is primarily on information stealers, highlighting their rise in prevalence and the tactics used to distribute them. It also provides links to malware samples for analysis.

The article discusses the vulnerabilities associated with TCC (Transparency, Consent, and Control) on macOS, which regulates app access to sensitive user data. It highlights the misconceptions among developers regarding TCC's importance in protecting user privacy and outlines various scenarios where malware could exploit TCC bypasses.

Santa is a macOS binary and file access authorization system designed to monitor execution and file access, allowing users to manage binary permissions through a local database and various configuration options. It operates in MONITOR or LOCKDOWN modes, supports code signing and path-based rules, and can synchronize settings with remote servers. Santa aims to enhance security by preventing malware execution while integrating into existing defense strategies.

The article discusses a malware issue affecting GitHub users on macOS, highlighting how this malware can compromise systems and steal sensitive information. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining security practices and being aware of potential threats when using software development tools.