Southport taxi driver who dropped killer made £5,000 from public donations to 'pay for new car' - after he fled the scene as he watched screaming children run for their lives
Gary Poland, 57, sped away from the scene despite hearing 'an awful orchestra of blood-curdling screams' as children fled The Hart Space in Southport.
Council tax could DOUBLE in central London borough after Labour 'fiddle' diverted cash to traditional heartlands
Westminster City Council has warned of 'stark and very tough choices' due to its central grant being slashed from £219million a year to £119million by 2029-30.
Strictly's Neil Jones, 44, and Love Island's Chyna Mills, 27, get married in London after dancer 'banned his family from attending over racism row'
The couple tied the knot in a low-key ceremony at London's Marylebone Town Hall on Wednesday sharing pictures of their happy day on Instagram on Friday.
Angelina Jolie pushes back at Brad Pitt over his attempt to secure her tax returns for years following their split
The Fight Club star, 62, has requested Jolie turn in her tax records and other financial documentation spanning the years 2017-2019, based off remarks she made she says Pitt is taking out of context.
Bus crashes into Waymo driverless car in Notting Hill - before another bus hits a house just yards away
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'Police state' row as officers track down man who criticised his local Green councillor over outdoor drinking ban and left him fearing arrest
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Andy Burnham's much-hyped 'No10 North' won't be ready for at least SIX YEARS and faces local anger about gridlock and 'dull' design
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Kjell Nilsson dead at 76: Mad Max star dies after 'long and painful' health battle as tributes pour in
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Male runners are twice as likely to hit the wall during a marathon, and scientists say their egos might be to blame
Suddenly hitting the wall when the race seemed to be going so well is a sensation many marathon runners will know and dread.
'You don't think I've murdered him do you?' Moment wife who stabbed retired businessman husband to death with paring knife feigns shock to ambulance crews as she's jailed for 12 years
Daryl Berman, 72, claimed retired businessman David Berman, 84, must have 'stumbled' while carrying her lunch tray, causing the 'little' blade to penetrate his chest as he fell.
Thousands with liver disease set to be prescribed weight-loss jab Wegovy, UK drugs watchdog announces
Weight loss medication can be prescribed to people battling liver disease under new guidelines announced today.
Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz put on an animated display as they cheer on Spain in the stands after their 3-0 victory over Austria
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Drug testers find traces of banned bodybuilding substance in EIGHT Tunisia players' samples at the World Cup 'from contaminated meat' in Mexico - where England are flying in their own chefs
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World Cup Breakfast: Cristiano Ronaldo makes more history in dramatic Croatia clash, Hollywood power couple enjoy Spain win, match highlights - and what to look out for
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July gardening checklist: Experts reveal how to maintain a pristine lawn, protect your plants from summer pests and attract butterflies with a simple trick
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Landmark study confirms that having children naturally protects against breast cancer - and experts say this could be why cases are rising in under 50s
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Controversial plan to dim the sun could choke airlines with clouds of 'hazardous' sulphuric acid, putting passengers and crews at risk
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Brentwood households warned repair to leak could impact water supply
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New PamStealer macOS Malware Uses Clever Tradecraft To Remain Stealthy
An anonymous reader quotes a report from Ars Technica: Researchers have found a never-before-seen piece of macOS malware that combines a series of clever tradecraft to infect Macs with stealthy, custom-developed credential-stealing code. The malware is delivered in two stages. The first is distributed in a disk image that masquerades as Maccy, a clipboard manager for Macs. It's compiled as AppleScript that is notable for the way it delivers the second stage. The malware is named PamStealer because the Rust-written infostealer uses the Pluggable Authentication Modules interface built into macOS to validate the target's login password before sending it to an attacker-controlled server.
[...] PamStealer shows a native password prompt designed to resemble a system authorization request. Text that appears with the prompt says: "Maccy wants to make changes. Enter your password to allow this." As noted earlier, once a target complies, the malware validates it locally through the PAM API. "This check is done entirely through PAM: there is no call out to dscl, security, osascript or any spawned process to verify the password, as many commodity macOS stealers do," [said Jamf, a security firm for macOS users]. "The result is a quieter routine that keeps only a verified password, and one fewer process chain for defenders to detect on."
If the validation fails, PamStealer displays the prompts again until it receives the correct one. Once the target enters the correct password, PamStealer displays a message stating that the file is damaged and can't be installed. This is designed to be a decoy to prevent the target from suspecting anything is amiss. The malware uses tactics to maximize the information it can steal. One tactic is to request the target grant full disk access to the fake Maccy app. It also contains code designed to access ethereum accounts. The various techniques -- particularly the Script Editor lure, a self-contained JXA dropper, a Rust-based second stage, and local validation of credentials through PAM are all noteworthy.
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