Trustlook Labs has identified a malicious app which is most likely using social engineering attacks to trick users to install it. The app (MD5: eb9d394c1277372f01e36168a8587016) is packed by Bangle packer. The main activity
Are you worried Android apps are secretly recording what you say or what you do? A new study from computer science researchers at Northeastern University suggests you may have good reason to be
Trustlook Labs has discovered a Trojan which obfuscates its configuration file and part of its modules. The purpose of the content/file obfuscation is to avoid detection.The malware has the following characteristics:
Tencent Security Labs recently reported a vulnerability that exists across some common apps. The report can be found at http://www.cnvd.org.cn/webinfo/show/4365. The issue, which has been around
Trustlook labs has discovered a Trojan which targets Korean speaking mobile users. The Trojan collects user data, including contacts, call logs, and SMS history. It also records audio, takes pictures, makes phone call,
Trojan spyware can eavesdrop on a user’s device to secretly steal information. There are commercial spyware apps that market themselves as benign parental control tracking/monitoring tools. These apps normally require manual
Trustlook Labs has investigated a ransomware outbreak dubbed “BadRabbit,” which is sweeping public organizations and businesses such as airports, banks and power utilities in Russia, Ukraine, Turkey and Bulgaria.The malware is masked
A Trojan disguised as a keyboard app performs various operations on a user’s deviceTrustlook Labs discovered a Trojan taking advantage of the “su” command in a rooted Android device to perform malicious
Trustlook Labs has identified a new massive ransomware attack named “Petya”. The attack first struck organizations in Ukraine and knocked government, banks, power utilities and other public service agencies offline. It rapidly spreads
Trustlook has collected 26 samples from the EternalRocks attack – an attack that comes on the heels of the devastating WannaCry Ransomware attack from last week. The hash for each of the 26 samples
Trustlook has released a scanner and vaccine toolkit to help system administrators protect Windows computers that are either vulnerable to or have been infected with the dangerous strain of ransomware known as WannaCry.
Ransomware is the number one cybersecurity threat facing consumers and business worldwide. (Trustlook posted research last month on just how big of a problem for consumers ransomware is becoming.)Today’s WannaCry outbreak