New macOS Stealer Campaign Uses Script Editor in ClickFix Attack

A new campaign delivering the Atomic Stealer malware to macOS users exploits the built-in Script Editor app in a variation of the ClickFix social engineering attack, tricking victims into running malicious scripts without manual Terminal interaction. The attack uses fake Apple-themed sites that launch Script Editor with pre-filled code to download and execute a payload that steals sensitive data like passwords, crypto wallets, and system info. Users are advised to treat Script Editor prompts with caution and rely only on official Apple resources for system troubleshooting.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-macos-stealer-campaign-uses-script-editor-in-clickfix-attack/

macOS RC — Orion RC 1.0.5.144.1 ✴︎ Apr 9, 2026

The WebKit 625.1.8 update for macOS 14.0+ introduces several new features including redesigned appearance settings, built-in page translation with Kagi Translate, unified status icons in the location bar, and support for adblock user scripts (opt-in). It also addresses numerous web extension bugs and implements a wide range of improvements and fixes such as enhanced sidebar behavior, password import issues, security mitigations, localization corrections, and overall stability enhancements.

https://orionbrowser.com/updates/orion-rc-release-notes.html#macos-orion-1-0-5-144-1

Every iPhone Ever Made

The article provides a comprehensive overview of every iPhone model released since 2007, detailing their specifications, key moments, and technological milestones that shaped the smartphone industry. It highlights significant changes such as the introduction of Retina displays, Touch ID, Face ID, the transition from Lightning to USB-C, and the recent integration of AI features, along with the evolution of camera technology and design across 19 years and over 50 models sold worldwide.

https://sheets.works/data-viz/every-iphone

OpenClaw Gives Users yet Another Reason to Be Freaked Out About Security

Security researchers have warned users of OpenClaw, a viral AI agentic tool that accesses numerous user resources, due to a recently fixed high-severity vulnerability allowing attackers with minimal permissions to escalate to full administrative control without user interaction. This flaw, rated up to 9.8 out of 10 in severity, enabled silent approval of device pairing requests, potentially compromising thousands of instances, many of which lacked authentication, leading experts to advise users to assume compromise and reconsider using the tool.

https://arstechnica.com/security/2026/04/heres-why-its-prudent-for-openclaw-users-to-assume-compromise/

macOS — Orion 1.0.5 ✴︎ Apr 08, 2026

The WebKit 624.1.7 release for macOS 14.0+ includes numerous improvements and bug fixes addressing issues like mangled UTF-8 PDF file names, crashes related to authentication in popout windows, tab management glitches, and UI inconsistencies such as toolbar icon scaling and tab group switching. It also enhances performance, stability, WebExtensions APIs, and user interface elements like the vertical tabs sidebar, reading list functionality, and tab overview thumbnails, significantly improving the user experience and reliability.

https://orionbrowser.com/updates/orion-release-notes.html#macos-orion-1-0-5

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