New Malware Discovered on Android
In these days when even the biggest Twitter accounts can be taken over by hackers, the security of our smartphones is more important than ever.
In these days when even the biggest Twitter accounts can be taken over by hackers, the security of our smartphones is more important than ever.
These days, when even the biggest accounts on Twitter can be taken over by hackers, we need to pay more attention than ever to the security of our smartphones. Of course, although the events on Twitter and smartphone hacking do not share the same principles, both Security of the platform we use raises concerns about.
Having the largest share in the smartphone industry Android operating system has long been the target of criticism due to security issues. Although the company has improved a lot in terms of security in recent months, a new vulnerability has been discovered. information of millions of users may be taking risks.
It targets 337 applications:
New discovered in Android operating system BlackRock The malware called can capture a lot of users' information through the applications they use. Moreover, this vulnerability, first discovered by ThreatFabric, Targets 337 applications.
According to the prepared reports, the malware named BlackRock has been detected by users from a total of 337 applications such as Gmail, Google Play, Netflix. passwords and credit card information can be presented directly to hackers. Again, according to reports, the software sends spam messages to the victim's phone, locking the phone. Additionally, BlackRock is a 'keyloggerBy performing this function, it can also cause many other information to be stolen.
According to reports, this malware named BlackRock attacks popular websites such as Avast, AVG, BitDefender, Eset, Trend Micro, Kaspersky and McAfee. It can also be evaded by antivirus software. The software displays a fake new screen on the smartphone's screen, essentially forcing users to use a different phone.
The company that detected the software announced that it can also target popular applications such as Amazon, Google Play Services, Gmail, Outlook, Netflix, Uber, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp. While it is an unanswered question how long the software will run on Android, Google has not made a statement about this software. yet did not come.
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