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Appdome releases new defenses to combat accessibility malware

Two of the most advanced variants focus on Android banking apps - BrasDex in Latin America and Xenomorph in the U.S. and Europe use Automated Transfer Systems (ATS) malware.

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Appdome Releases New Defenses to Combat Accessibility Malware

/PRNewswire/ Appdome, the one-stop shop for mobile app defense, today announced new mobile anti-malware protections that detect Android Accessibility.

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This sneaky Android malware uses a rare technique to steal banking data

Through protobuf data serialization, Android malware can steal plenty of sensitive data

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This new Android malware can unlock your phone and drain your bank accounts

Hackers have created a new Android malware called MMRat which can steal data from your smartphone in the background including when it’s locked.

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10 Unexpected Ways Your Android Phone Could Be Hacked

Unlike what they show in the movies, you won't see a 'phone hacked' screen if someone takes over. Real-life hacks are a lot more insidious.

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