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The Android malware allows its operators to take control of infected devices and harvest sensitive information.
The post Rokarolla Banking Trojan Targets 200 Applications appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The malware leverages Gemini to analyze on-screen elements and ensure that it remains on the device even after a reboot.
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The malware has been preinstalled on many devices but it has also been distributed through Google Play and other app stores.
The post New Keenadu Android Malware Found on Thousands of Devices appeared first on SecurityWeek.
A fake Android antivirus app called TrustBastion is spreading malware and stealing banking credentials. Here’s how it works and how to stay protected.
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The malware provides full device control and real-time surveillance capabilities like those of advanced spyware.
The post New $150 Cellik RAT Grants Android Control, Trojanizes Google Play Apps appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Albiriox is a banking trojan offered under a malware-as-a-service model for $720 per month.
The post New Albiriox Android Malware Developed by Russian Cybercriminals appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Threat actors exploited CVE-2025-21042 to deliver malware via specially crafted images to users in the Middle East.
The post Landfall Android Spyware Targeted Samsung Phones via Zero-Day appeared first on SecurityWeek.
The Anatsa Android banking trojan has expanded its target list to new countries and more cryptocurrency applications.
The post Anatsa Android Banking Trojan Now Targeting 830 Financial Apps appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Iranian APT MuddyWater has been using new versions of the DCHSpy Android surveillance tool since the beginning of the conflict with Israel.
The post Iranian APT Targets Android Users With New Variants of DCHSpy Spyware appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Newly discovered spyware has sneaked into Apple’s App Store and Google Play to steal images from users’ mobile devices.
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