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Most malware, including Ransomware, is built for the Windows operating system. This is because it is more harmful to target an operating system with a high share. But in recent years, MacOS's operating system share has steadily increased. As people become more and more used, the number of malicious code running on the MacOS operating system is increasing. Ransomware has been known to Korea since 2015, and damage cases are gradually increasing. MacOS is no longer free from Ransomware, as Ransomware for MacOS was discovered in March 2016. In order to cope with future Ransomware, this paper used Ransomware's modified file extension to detect Ransomware. We have studied how to detect and block Ransomware processes by distinguishing between extensions changed by the user and extensions changed by the Ransomware process.

How to Detect and Block Ransomware with File Extension Management in MacOS