The attacks hitting Mac fleets, and how Phorion stops them.
How the attacks actually hitting Mac fleets work, and where Phorion breaks each chain: infostealers, ClickFix paste attacks, and AI agents acting off script.
Infostealers
Stopping macOS infostealers before credentials leave the device. Infostealers are the most common malware hitting Macs. One run on an employee's trusted device hands over browser sessions, saved credentials, SSH keys and cloud tokens, and the attacker logs in as your user, straight past SSO and MFA. Here's what they are, how they work, and how Phorion makes sure the files they came for are never handed over.
ClickFix
The user runs the malware for you. A fake CAPTCHA, a "fix" for a common error, a one-line installer. ClickFix lures convince someone to copy a command and paste it into Terminal, where Apple-signed binaries fetch the payload. No download prompt, no Gatekeeper, no notarization check. Here's how it works and how Phorion stops it.
AI Agents
Visibility and guardrails for AI coding agents on macOS. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Copilot run shell commands, install packages and read files, all with the user's permissions. Phorion tags everything these agents do, so you can tell automation from intent and draw the lines it shouldn't cross.
Also on the radar: supply chain attacks through npm packages and IDE extensions. See how telemetry tagging tracks them, or read the FAQ.
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