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Apple Disk iMaGe file format
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Are auto-downloaded malicious .dmg app files a security risk if they are never opened?
My question is this: If I download a malicious .dmg file, but don't click on it to install it, am I safe? … Or is there a possibility that by simply visiting a website that auto-installs a .dmg file, I could have compromised my security? …
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