Mac users face increasing security threats, warns malware report.

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Elastic Security Labs has released its spring 2023 Global Threat Report, which found that Trojans were the most common type of malware, making up over 75% of the total across Windows, Linux, and Mac. Cryptominers were the next most common category, with ransomware following closely behind. While 54% of all instances were found on Linux endpoints, only 6% of malware detections were found on Macs. Elastic found cryptominers to be the dominant malware on Mac, with XMRig accounting for almost 40% of instances. Elastic believes that the use of cryptominers against Macs could be on the rise.
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