MacOS DigitStealer malware poses as DynamicLake, targets Apple Silicon M2/M3 devices A new infostealer is targeting macOS users by masquerading as the legitimate DynamicLake UI enhancement and productivity utility and possibly Google’s Drive for desktop app. Multi-stage delivery Dubbed DigitStealer by Jamf researchers, this threat is unusually sophisticated. Before it’s run, a bash script – also executed entirely in-memory – checks the system’s country setting and terminates if it indicates that the machine is located in specific regions. It also checks whether the machine is virtual and whether it’s running on an Apple Silicon M2 chip or newer (by checking for specific hardware features). “The malware avoids running on virtual machines, Intel-based Macs, and whether by design or mistake,…