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BrazKing Android Malware Upgraded and Targeting Brazilian Banks
Nethanella Messer and James Kilner contributed to the technical editing of this blog. IBM Trusteer researchers continually analyze financial fraud attacks in the online realms. In recent research into mobile…
How to hack a bicycle – Peloton Bike+ rooting bug patched
It’s a bike, Jim, but not as we know it.
Tempted by cryptocoins? Fake trading apps get personal…
All that glisters is not gold/Often have you heard that told/Gilded tombs do worms enfold
S3 Ep31: Apple zero-days, Flubot scammers and PHP supply chain bug [Podcast]
Latest episode – listen now! (And please share with your friends.)
Firefox for Android gets critical update to block cookie-stealing hole
This browser update is for everyone, but it’s for Android users particularly.
Naked Security Live – Beware ‘Flubot’: the home delivery scam with a difference
Here’s the latest Naked Security talk – watch now!
Apple and Google block official UK COVID-19 app update
UK coronavirus app update apparently included “feature creep” that’s explicitly prohibited by Apple’s and Google’s programming rules.
WAPDropper – Android Malware Subscribing Victims To Premium Services By Telecom Companies
Security analysts have found a new malware that infects mobile devices and subscribes the victims to premium subscription provided by telecom companies, and the victim remains oblivious to this. The CAPTCHA verification that is usually required to subscribe to these services is bypassed via Machine Learning using the services of a Chinese company named “Super […]
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APT‑C‑23 Hacker Group Attacks Android Users That Records Calls & Take Pictures Silently
Security researchers discovered new spyware used by the APT-C-23 threat group to target Android users through fake Android app store. The APT-C-23, a threat group is also known as a Two-tailed Scorpion and they target mainly the Middle East. The Android spyware used by the group was first spotted in 2017, now the recent version […]
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