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5 years ago
TeaBot Trojan Haunts Google Play Store, Again
Malicious Google Play apps have circumvented censorship by hiding trojans in software updates.
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Malicious Google Play apps have circumvented censorship by hiding trojans in software updates.
ZDNet Security
The RAT has is now targeting over 400 applications.
The Hacker News
An Android banking trojan designed to steal credentials and SMS messages has been observed sneaking past Google Play Store protections to target users of more than 400 banking and financial apps from Russia, China, and the U.S. "TeaBot RAT capabilities are achieved via the device screen's live streaming (requested on-demand) plus the abuse of Accessibility Services for remote interaction and
Bleeping Computer
The Hacker News
Researchers from the Bitdefender Mobile Threats team said they have intercepted more than 100,000 malicious SMS messages attempting to distribute Flubot malware since the beginning of December. "Findings indicate attackers are modifying their subject lines and using older yet proven scams to entice users to click," the Romanian cybersecurity firm detailed in a report published Wednesday. "
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ThreatPost
Attackers are getting creative, using smishing & a malicious Google Play QR reader to plant banking trojans on the phones of victims across the globe.
Dark Reading
The Hacker News
The threat actor behind a nascent Android banking trojan named SharkBot has managed to evade Google Play Store security barriers by masquerading as an antivirus app. SharkBot, like its malware counterparts TeaBot, FluBot, and Oscorp (UBEL), belongs to a category of financial trojans capable of siphoning credentials to initiate money transfers from compromised devices by circumventing