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Android banking trojans: How they steal passwords and drain bank accounts

Malwarebytes

For the most popular operating system in the world—which is Android and it isn’t even a contest —there’s a sneaky cyberthreat that can empty out a person’s bank accounts to fill the illicit coffers of cybercriminals. What are Android banking trojans? Take the SharkBot banking trojan, which Malwarebytes detects and stops.

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Finland warns of Android malware attacks breaching bank accounts

Bleeping Computer

Finland's Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom) has issued a warning about an ongoing Android malware campaign targeting banking accounts. [.]

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Bizarro Banking Trojan

Schneier on Security

Bizarro is a new banking trojan that is stealing financial information and crypto wallets. In some instances, the malware can allow criminals to commandeer a victim’s crypto wallet, too.

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New Xenomorph Android malware targets more than 50 banking and financial applications

Tech Republic Security

Some banking malware targets mobile devices and can quickly steal money from banking accounts. Meet Xenomorph, a new malware targeting Android and more than 50 banking and financial applications.

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JavaScript Malware: 50,000+ Bank Users at Risk Worldwide

Security Boulevard

In a disconcerting revelation, a newly identified strain of JavaScript malware has set its sights on compromising online banking accounts, orchestrating a widespread campaign impacting over 40 financial institutions globally.

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Top 10 Most Dangerous Banking Malware That Can Empty Your Bank Account

Heimadal Security

When it comes to banking malware and all the variants of credentials-stealing Trojans, we agree that there are simply too many out there that you need to pay attention to, so we organized a list of the most dangerous. What you’ll find below is a short presentation for some of the most advanced banking Trojans […].

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New Variant of Ursnif Malware Shifts Focus from Bank Account Theft to Initial Access

Heimadal Security

A new version of the Ursnif malware (a.k.a. Initially emerging as a generic backdoor, this new version has been stripped of its typical banking trojan functionality. This change might indicate that the operators of this new version might change their focus and use the malware to distribute ransomware. Gozi) has surfaced.

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