This finding is based on a single analysis from BleepingComputer, and no other sources corroborate or contradict the details. As with any emerging threat, further research may reveal additional variants or clarify the malware's distribution methods. For now, the use of iCloud calendars as a payload delivery channel represents a notable shift in macOS malware tactics.
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