Flubot Android News Today

Our annual Cybersecurity Year in Review traditionally starts with the choice of a word or phrase that sums up the last 12 months -- ransomware, huge data breaches, supply chain attacks and so on. Arguably, this year's central event in Canada was something indirectly related to cybersecurity: The nationwide collapse on July 8th of the

Europol and police have taken nine people into custody in the Netherlands.

Finlands National Cyber Security Center (NCSC-FI) has issued a warning about the FluBot Android malware infections increasing due to a new campaign that relies on SMS and MMS for distribution.

Over the past couple of months, security researchers identified several applications in Google Play that were designed to download the SharkBot Android trojan.

The FluBot malware is back, and it's taking over smartphone devices. Users should watch out for this dangerous program that reads messages, corrupts files and steals bank account details.

The Flubot malware has switched to a new and likely more effective lure to compromise Android devices, now trying to trick its victims into infecting themselves with the help of fake security updates warning them of Flubot infections.

Asda has three stores in West Fife; two in Dunfermline and one in Dalgety Bay. SHOPPERS at Asda stores in Dunfermline and Dalgety Bay have been warned not to fall for a text scam. Texts sent to mobiles include phrases such as your Asda order is out for delivery and link to websites supposedly allowing recipients to track your order and view your delivery note. The website URL is not an Asda address, however, with scammers using these links in a bid to obtain personal finance details. As...

The FluBot Android malware has been stealing information from phones in Europe, but it’s soon expected to expand operations to the United States.