This question already has an answer here: • 2 answers So I have a MacBook running High Sierra latest version and I decided to go to the Pirate Bay search engine for the first time just for seeing how it looks and just some research. So I searched for Adobe photoshop for Mac and it showed up I clicked to download and it redirected me to a scam website with loud beep noises saying that I have a virus, I know this kind of scam. So I ignored it. Then when I clicked download again it didn't download a torrent file but a dmg file called 'Easy Setup.dmg' I didn't run it because I knew again it will just install malware on my Mac. But now I feel paranoid, that I could have got malware by just visiting the pirate bay search engine because I think javascript allows that. Correct me if I am wrong.

I have heard that MacOS is sandboxed and prevents malware from reaching the heart of the machine but does it protect against remote access and key loggers? TL;DR YES, visiting any site can in principle give you malware. Even legitimate sites with a proven history of security might be at risk because, for example, they might be sporting ads, and those ads aren't in the site's control, but come from a third party that might have been compromised, or might have poor security and not be aware of the fact that. But now I feel paranoid, that I could have got malware by just visiting the pirate bay search engine because I think javascript allows that. Correct me if I am wrong.

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It depends on the browser (you can browse the CVE repository for any specific browser; this is the map for ). Which is why you want to always have it updated and with the security patches installed. Windows is a bit more vulnerable due to the support for WSH, which supplies an additional attack vector.

But there are lots of such vectors; for example, again with Firefox (but don't think the other browser are safer), in 2016 there was on Linux systems too: Confidentiality Impact Complete (There is total information disclosure, resulting in all system files being revealed.) Integrity Impact Complete (There is a total compromise of system integrity. There is a complete loss of system protection, resulting in the entire system being compromised.) Access Complexity Medium (The access conditions are somewhat specialized.