MACOS MALWARE 'GASLIGHT' TRICKS AI ANALYSIS TOOLS
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A newly discovered macOS malware called Gaslight uses embedded fake errors and prompt injection strings to evade AI-powered malware analysis systems. The technique represents a new approach to defeating automated security tools.
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