Researchers at ThreatFabric are warning people about a new Android malware-for-rent. “Hook” is a variant of banking Trojan family ERMAC, remote access and device take over capabilities.
Category: spyware
Bitter APT injects malware into fraudulent apps to steal logins, intercept SMS, take photos, install apps and more
Malibot is hoovering up logins and MFA codes, sending financial data and screen captures back to the attackers – and more.
How mobile-borne threats like phishing and malware end up on business networks, leading to costly data breaches.
Capturing your credentials as you log on to apps, Vultur uses screen recording to gain access your bank and social media accounts.
From phishing to apps, here are the crucial mobile threats businesses need to be aware of – and protect against.
The data is in, and it doesn’t look good: mobile devices are a primary target for online criminals.
Annoying pop-ups on your phone? Scam texts? Phone acting strangely? If so, it may be that one of your apps is working against you.
A data breach can cost your organisation heavily in fines, reputation, lost customers, but Mobile Threat Defence protects your remote workforce from data theft and loss
Spyware, stalkerware and bossware can read your messages, capture your screen, track your location, listen to your microphone and watch through your camera. So what’s the difference?