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Unstoppable Malware? Report Warns of “Mobile NotPetya” Outbreak Risk

Penetration Testing

According to a detailed report by Recorded Future’s Insikt Group, the cybersecurity landscape faces a formidable threat in the form of “Mobile NotPetya,” a potential zero-click, wormable mobile malware that could spread autonomously and... The post Unstoppable Malware?

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2021 mobile malware evolution: Fewer attacks, escalating dangers

Tech Republic Security

2021 saw a decrease in mobile malware attacks, yet they have become increasingly sophisticated. The post 2021 mobile malware evolution: Fewer attacks, escalating dangers appeared first on TechRepublic. Learn more about these threats and how to avoid being a victim.

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Stealthy GTPDOOR Linux malware targets mobile operator networks

Bleeping Computer

Security researcher HaxRob discovered a previously unknown Linux backdoor named GTPDOOR, designed for covert operations within mobile carrier networks. [.]

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The mobile malware threat landscape in 2022

SecureList

Figures of the year In 2022, Kaspersky mobile products and technology detected: 1,661,743 malicious installers 196,476 new mobile banking Trojans 10,543 new mobile ransomware Trojans Trends of the year Mobile attacks leveled off after decreasing in the second half of 2021 and remained around the same level throughout 2022.

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Addressing the Mobile Malware Threat With Zero-Trust

Security Boulevard

AI-enabled zero-trust solutions can help address the rising threat of mobile malware. The post Addressing the Mobile Malware Threat With Zero-Trust appeared first on Security Boulevard.

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Helping a mobile malware fraud victim

Pen Test Partners

The victim had been defrauded of ~£12,000 through a rogue bank transfer and mentioned that her Android mobile phone had been behaving oddly. We had unpicked a similar mobile fraud case a few months earlier and had success with helping the victim recover their funds. Best not to use your mobile, if you’re concerned about it.

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Mobile Malware Uses Deepfakes, Social Engineering to Bypass Biometric Authentication

SecureWorld News

A sophisticated form of mobile malware dubbed "GoldPickaxe" has been uncovered, which collects facial recognition data to produce deepfake videos, enabling hackers to bypass biometric authentication protections on banking apps. The malware has been active since 2023, specifically targeting victims in Vietnam and Thailand.