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XCSSET malware version 40, resurfacing in April 2026, targets macOS developers via supply chain attacks by infecting Xcode projects on GitHub. It uses advanced evasion techniques including polymorphic payloads, fileless persistence, and in-memory execution. The malware disables system security updates, cloud telemetry, and locks XProtect signature databases. It includes 17 modules such as a Chrome hijacking backdoor and a Telegram trojanizer. The campaign primarily targets developers in South Asia and operates through infrastructure with domains registered in Russia and India.

XCSSET v40 is a sophisticated macOS malware targeting developers through infected Xcode projects hosted on GitHub, facilitating supply chain attacks. It employs polymorphic payload generation to evade detection, persists without files, and executes code in memory to weaken security mechanisms. The malware disables system security updates, terminates cloud telemetry, and locks XProtect signature databases to avoid detection and removal. It includes 17 distinct modules, notably a Chrome hijacking backdoor leveraging the Chrome DevTools Protocol and a Telegram trojanizer for further exploitation. The threat infrastructure involves approximately 40 domains registered in Russia and India, indicating a geographic pivot. The primary targets are developers in South Asia, aiming to compromise development environments and spread through legitimate software projects.

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