Rupert Marais, with his deep experience in endpoint and device security, joins us to discuss the latest developments in the world of Android banking trojans. Specifically, we delve into Anatsa, a well-crafted malware that has been leveraging the Google Play Store to attack users in North America.
As society increasingly relies on technology, the question of privacy looms large. Google’s data collection has taken an unexpected turn by employing digital fingerprints. Picture this: as you casually browse the internet, unaware that each click or keystroke contributes to a detailed profile about
In today's increasingly digital landscape, mobile phishing scams have become a significant cybersecurity threat that businesses cannot ignore. Alarmingly, nearly 60% of companies have reported incidents involving voice or text phishing attacks. Even though a substantial 77% encountered such attacks
As society becomes increasingly reliant on technology, QR codes have swiftly embedded themselves into everyday life, bringing both convenience and growing trepidations. Could a simple scan of a QR code unravel your digital security? The Hidden Threat Behind QR Codes The Anti-Phishing Working Group
In a surprising twist in the digital landscape, over 100,000 devices in Uzbekistan have fallen prey to a sophisticated malware campaign that uses Telegram to cloak its sinister operations. Known as Qwizzserial, this new breed of Android malware is leaving a trail of compromised devices, putting the
In the realm of mobile banking cybersecurity, the rapidly evolving landscape has just encountered a formidable adversary known as the GodFather Trojan. This advanced Android banking malware has quickly distinguished itself through its sophisticated use of on-device virtualization techniques,
