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Apple's M1 laptops face their first malware threat — Here's what we know

Apple’s M1 laptops face their first malware threat — Here’s what we know

Posted on February 19, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple’s M1 is lighting fast, but so are the hackers

Apple’s release of the M1 chip was inarguably the most significant laptop news of the last year.  It marked the beginning of Apple’s move to its own ARM-based silicon and yielded incredible performance in its first iteration.

It should come as little surprise then that hackers also have taken notice. Independent security researcher Patrick Wardle has identified what is believed to be the first malware specifically built for Apple’s M1 laptops (via Vice).
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