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.
Israel, “The Shield” will help to track the possible coronavirus exposure
Bleeping Computer: The app has been released by the Ministry of Health for both Android and iOS. It alerts users if they have been at a location at the same time as a known COVID-19 patient.
Cyber Security, new Bluetooth vulnerability in Android: BlueFrag
It has been discovered by ENRW experts and it allows cybercrime silently execute arbitrary code and deliver malware to mobile devices.
Cybercrime spread Xhelper, a new really persistent Android dropper
Symantec cyber security experts: The malware is able to hide and reinstall itself, downloading other threats and display ads. It already infected 45,000 devices in past 6 months.
Cybercrime, Gustuff Android banking trojan is back with new features
Cisco Talos cyber security experts: The malware still attacks Australia and spreads via SMS. But latest version no longer has hardcoded package names and added a “poor man scripting engine”.
Cyber Security: New 0-day vulnerability on Android mobile
Google’s Project Zero expert Maddie Stone: The flaw is related to at least 18 phones models. It can give attackers full control of the phone and it’s being exploiting in the wild.
Mobile, cybercrime spread Joker malware in 37 targeted countries
CSIS Security Group cyber security experts: The Android trojan designed to sign users up for premium services, and to steal victim’s SMS messages, contact list and device information.
BRATA RAT is spying Brazil’s mobile users since January 2019
Kaspersky cyber security experts: The cybercrime malware spreads via WhatsApp and SMS messages, or a fake WhatsApp update in Android App stores.
Cyber espionage on mobile passes through fake streaming radio
ESET cyber security experts: Pay attention Radio Balouch aka RB Music Android's app. It’s a spyware built on the foundations of AhMyth open-source malware.