Lazarus has released a new tool again, this time targeting macOS, with the goal still being cryptocurrency users and high-value executives. Don't dismiss this kind of news as just security industry gossip; if you encounter a phishing attack or Trojan, what you might lose isn't just files, but wallet permissions. The current risk points are very clear: device security, browser environment, signing habits—any weak link in these areas could be exploited. Mainstream assets like $BTC and $ETH won't immediately fluctuate due to a malicious software alert, but the overall security pressure on the crypto industry will genuinely increase.