Criminals use TeaBot and Flubot trojans in fake Android apps

TeaBot can intercept our messages, it works as a keylogger, and it can even steal Google authentication codes. Flubot, a slightly newer malware, is also more straightforward in action – criminals use random SMS as a vector for this program. The software is also a bit simpler in terms of features – however, it can still steal bank details, contacts, text messages and other data. BitDefender has published a list of suspicious applications, such as Deutsche Bank Mobile or Commerzbank Banking. Fortunately, there are no Polish programs there, but it is better to be careful – especially since criminals can expand the scope of their activities. Especially since then FluBot is located in Poland – Appears in an SMS with the alleged “new package delivery”, in which there is a link to the malware.

When it comes to hacking attacks, the FBI recently identified a hacker group that was standing by to attack the American giant in meat processing. In turn, Microsoft recently warned of Russian hackers targeting government agencies, think tanks, consultants and NGOs.