Poseidon Stealer
Also known as: Poseidon
Poseidon is a macOS-targeting infostealer marketed as an Atomic (AMOS) competitor. It steals keychain data, browser credentials and cookies, and cryptocurrency wallets, reinforcing that macOS is firmly within the infostealer threat landscape.
What is Poseidon Stealer?
Poseidon is a macOS infostealer that emerged as a competitor to Atomic macOS Stealer. It targets the keychain, browser data, and crypto wallets, and is distributed via malicious installers and malvertising aimed at Mac users.
VantaPrism's macOS coverage spans families like Poseidon and AMOS, so organisations with Apple fleets gain the same exposure visibility as Windows-heavy environments.
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