Tag: Android Malware

Security researchers discovered two malicious Android apps that leveraged a clever 2FA bypass technique to steal Turkish users' cryptocurrency credentials.

Security researchers discovered a sample of clipper malware that targeted Android users by lurking in the Google Play store.

Nearly 30,000 Android users accidentally downloaded banking malware after filling out phishing forms that were personalized based on the apps they use.

The TimpDoor malware family enables cybercriminals to turn infected Android devices into network proxies without users' knowledge.

Researchers uncovered an adaptable Android Trojan known as GPlayed that masquerades as Google Apps to spy on and steal information from victims.

The KeyBoy attacker group recently used known exploit code for two Microsoft security flaws to infect machines with TSSL and Titan Android malware, according to AlienVault.

IBM X-Force researchers unpacked ExoBot's inner workings to reveal insights into its dynamic mechanisms and the features that help criminals use it in cross-channel bank fraud schemes.

A new Android spyware family is capable of retrieving chats from several mobile messaging apps and stealing on other types of information, such as browser history and call logs.

Mobile's latest malware threat is more than just a banking Trojan — it's an all-in-one Android attack that combines ransomware, phishing and keylogging to compromise devices.