Intego researchers are warning of a new Trojan for Mac OS X disguised as an Adobe Flash Player installer -- this is different from a similarly-disguised Trojan found by F-Secure in August.

"Unlike the previous Flash Trojan (called Bash/QHost.WB), which changed one file on the system, this new Trojan is a bit more complex and first deactivates network security features, then installs a dyld library that will run and inject code into applications that the user is running," writes CNET News' Topher Kessler. "The Trojan will also try to send personal information and machine-specific information to remote servers."

"The Trojan appears to use Apple's basic installer package system and includes Flash player logos so it looks like a legitimate software package," Kessler writes.

Go to "Another OS X Trojan imitates Adobe Flash installer" to read the details.

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