The malware also uses a tool called "wacaw," which allows an attacker to capture videos and images using the built-in webcam. This script sets up a web service which gives attackers the ability to manipulate files, execute commands and scripts, access a list of running processes and applications and send emails with attachments. Once installed, it runs a malicious script which installs a Tor hidden service, allowing attackers to remotely access and control the infected machine. However, the application doesn't actually work. It comes packaged inside what appears to be a legitimate file converter application, called EasyDoc Converter. Hackers often look for exploits with the least resistance, and in many cases that's the unknowing user. So how does it work, how do you know if you're affected and what should you do if you are? How the malware infects Macs
With the malware present, attackers can steal files, control your webcam, execute code and more.
The malware is referenced as and it's capable of fully compromising your system. On Tuesday, Bitdefender announced its researchers had discovered new malware that's targeting Macs.
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