New Android malware has been discovered that steals data such as credit card details, password from 337 applications. This included some of the popular apps such as Amazon, Gmail, Uber, Netflix, and more.
Highlights
The malware was discovered by a mobile security firm Threatfabric. The malware is being distributed as fake Google update packages offered on third party websites.
The malware is capable of performing intrusive operations such as Perform SMS floods, start specific apps, show custom push notifications, perform SMS floods, sabotage mobile antivirus apps.
About the malware
The malware is based on the leaked source code of another malware Xerxes. Again, xerxes is based on the strains of other malwares.
Blackrock is completely enhanced with stealing passwords and credit card details. It collects data through overlays.
Working of the malware
The Malware asks for credit card setails and login credentials before the user enters the app. It asks for phone’s accessibility feature. It then uses Android DPC to access the admin.
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