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Anatomy of an Android Malware Dropper - Vimarsana News

Anatomy of an Android Malware Dropper

Recently at EFF’s Threat Lab, we’ve been focusing a lot on the Android malware ecosystem and providing tools for its analysis. We’ve noticed lot of samples of Android malware in the tor-hydra family have surfaced, masquerading as banking apps to lure unsuspecting customers into installing them. In...

Source: eff.org
Google To Oracle: We'll Fight For Android - Vimarsana News

Google To Oracle: We'll Fight For Android

Google To Oracle: We'll Fight For Android Them’s Fightin’ Words As you may have heard, Oracle (who now own Sun and the Java programming language) filed a patent infringement suit against Google related to the use of Java on the Android platform (particularly in the Dalvik VM, details on TechCrunch if you’re interested). Google has responded to Oracle’s suit, and they are ready to make a stand: We are disappointed Oracle has chosen to attack both Google and the open-source Java community with this baseless lawsuit. The open-source Java community goes beyond any one corporation and work...

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These Copies of Popular Android Apps Are Targeting Pakistanis: Sophos - Vimarsana News

These Copies of Popular Android Apps Are Targeting Pakistanis: Sophos

Trojanized versions of a number of Android applications, including a malicious version of the famous Pakistan Citizen Portal, primarily marketed to users

Warning — 5 New Trojanized Android Apps Spying On Users In Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Warning — 5 New Trojanized Android Apps Spying On Users In Pakistan

Warning — 5 New Trojanized Android Apps Spying On Users In Pakistan Designed to masquerade apps such as the Pakistan Citizen Portal, a Muslim prayer-clock app called Pakistan Salat Time, Registered SIMs Checker, and TPL Insurance, the malicious variants have been found to obfuscate their operations to stealthily download a payload in the form of an Android Dalvik executable (DEX) file. "The DEX payload contains most of the malicious features, which include the ability to covertly exfiltrate sensitive data like the user's contact list and the full contents of SMS messages," Sophos threat...