'macOS users may face real, sophisticated threats that require neither exploits nor any elevated access to succeed': ClickLock Stealer tries to trick Apple users into revealing their passwords
THE SO WHAT
ClickLock Stealer shows you no longer need exploits to land real damage—just UI-level persistence and user fatigue. Security teams should harden around human interaction points on macOS this week: prompt hygiene, session timeouts, and training for “boring you into clicking” attacks.
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