Cybercrime, Joker infected more than 500,000 Huawei devices
Doctor Web cybersecurity experts: The malware has been downloaded from the official Android AppGallery. Main function: to subscribe users to paid mobile services.
Cyber Espionage, an APT used at least 11 zero-days exploits in less than a year
The cybersecurity expert Maddie Stone: It used “watering hole” attacks to redirect specific targets to a pair of exploit servers delivering malware on Windows, iOS, and Android.
Cyber Espionage, Confucius targets Pakistan via Android spyware
Lookout cybersecurity experts: The pro-India APT is using two malware: Hornbill and SunBird, delivered as fake apps.
Cyber Espionage, new Android spyware in Iran disguised as students app
The cybersecurity researcher bl4ckh0l3z: It steals a lot of info. The malware is part of the ongoing Domestic Kitten internal operation.
Cybercrime, fake Cyberpunk 2077 mobile version carries CRYPTO
Cybersecurity experts Sh33tos and Tatyana Shishkova: The App with the ransomware simulates the video game is downloaded from a fake Google Play Store.
Cybercrime: here it comes Ghimob, last mobile banking trojan
Kaspersky cybersecurity experts: The malware, designed by Guildma, abuses Accessibility Mode and exploits email to spread.
Cybercrime, new Android ransomware: AndroidOS/MalLocker.B
Microsoft cybersecurity experts: The malware doesn’t encrypt the files. It blocks access to device by displaying a screen with the ransom note that appears over every other window.
Cybercrime: APT-C-23 spreads Android spyware via fake Threema-Telegram
ESET cybersecurity experts: The cyber espionage group’s new malware, SpyC23.A, has extended functionality. It exploits a fake app store to distribute it.
Cybercrime, fake Tik Tok app spreads an Android spyware
Zscaler cyber security experts: The malware simulates a faulty software, but meanwhile hides in the device and start working. It’s brain is the “MainService”.
Cyber Security: 12,706 in the top 150,000 Android apps hide backdoors
Ohio State University, New York University and CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security researchers: They contain secret access keys, master passwords, and secret commands.