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The 'Escobar’ malware has so far targeted customers from 190 financial institutions across 18 different countries. Specific details related to the country and institutions have not been revealed.

A newly discovered malware called "SharkBot" was recently discovered to be hiding in an antivirus app that poses as a legitimate app.

A dangerous Android banking malware that steals victim's credentials and SMS messages has been downloaded thousands of times via Google Play Store, researchers have warned.

Android alert: New malware targets 56 banking apps on Google Play Store - The new malware steals usernames and passwords to get access to personal information and bank accounts of users.

Xenomorph, a new variant of Android banking trojan malware, was found once again in Google Play Store. The infected app bearing this malware has been downloaded over 50,000 times.

Besides Pegasus, two other hacking groups allegedly targeted Rona Wilson, the activist arrested in the Bhima Koregaon case.

Earth Karkaddan, a politically motivated hacker group that has targeted Indian military and government personnel in the past is now using an Android spinoff of its favoured Windows malware to extract information from target devices. Here is how it works.

Earth Karkaddan, a politically motivated hacker group that has targeted Indian military and government personnel in the past is now using an Android spinoff of its favoured Windows malware to extract information from target devices. Here is how it works.

BRATA, which stands for Brazilian Remote Access Tool Android, first appeared in Brazil towards the end of 2018.

A new security research report claims that new variants of BRATA have been created to target different e-banking users living in the UK, Poland, Italy, Spain, China, and Latin America.