Des logiciels malveillants Android de retour sous l'apparence de TikTok ou d'applications de streaming

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Un cheval de Troie bancaire a refait surface sur les appareils Android, se faisant passer pour des applications populaires, notamment TikTok et divers services de streaming.

Le logiciel malveillant utilise la technologie blockchain pour éviter d'être détecté tout en volant les coordonnées bancaires des utilisateurs. Il imite des applications légitimes pour inciter les gens à installer les fausses versions sur leurs appareils. Les rapports indiquent que cette variante s'appuie sur des campagnes précédentes avec des fonctionnalités de dissimulation améliorées.

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