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    Claude accidentally uncovers Mac crypto-mining trojan: 12 CPU cores maxed out, temperature soars to 112 degrees Celsius

    A Mac user was using Claude to develop a temperature monitoring tool when Claude discovered the device was running an XMRig mining program, with the process consuming about 1175% CPU (roughly 12 cores) and temperatures reaching 112 degrees Celsius. Claude also identified that the program achieved persistence through a disguised LaunchAgent startup item, and after obtaining the user's authorization, helped terminate the process and move suspicious files into a quarantine directory; only one file required manual deletion due to permission restrictions.

    A Mac user was using Claude to develop a temperature monitoring tool when Claude discovered the device was running an XMRig mining program, with the process consuming about 1175% CPU (roughly 12 cores) and temperatures reaching 112 degrees Celsius. Claude also identified that the program achieved persistence through a disguised LaunchAgent startup item, and after obtaining the user's authorization, helped terminate the process and move suspicious files into a quarantine directory; only one file

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