OS X malware family has a new member: OSX.Lamzev.A
November 14th, 2008 by Juha-Matti, Filed under: Apple, Commentary, Corporate Security, Virus, Web
New Trojan horse for Mac environment has been discovered.
The Trojan is known as OSX.Lamzev.A by Symantec.
When it is executed it will create the file ezmal to the Applications folder (the name is Applications in localized installations too).
The names of earlier widely known OS X malware are Mac.Hovdy.a (June ’08), OSX.Exploit.Launchd (June ’06) and Leap.A (February ’06). When saying ‘widely known’ it doesn’t mean that they were widely spreaded.
I remember the exact number of 63 when talking about known Mac malware.
There are no worms for Apple – yet.
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