  If the astronomical dark matter is made of weakly interacting, massive and
stable species, it should annihilate on itself into particles. This process
should produce rare antimatter cosmic rays and lead to distortions in their
energy distributions. The AMS-02 spectrometer has been measuring them with
unprecedented accuracy. It is timely to investigate if anomalies have been
found in the positron and antiproton spectra and if so, if they indirectly
point toward the presence of DM particles annihilating inside the Milky Way.
