CrashStealer malware bypasses macOS Gatekeeper using a notarized dropper to steal user data

A new macOS malware named CrashStealer is stealing sensitive user data by bypassing Apple's security measures. CrashStealer, written in C++, harvests browser, wallet, password manager, and keychain data. It uses a notarized dropper to pass Gatekeeper checks, making it harder to detect. The malware is part of a larger campaign and employs advanced techniques for analysis resistance and data encryption before exfiltration.