The Latest Breaking News from ThreatFabric

Malicious apps may mimic legitimate tools to steal banking details.

ThreatFabric has discovered a new Android-targeting family of malware that can take over devices and ultimately "drain" crypto wallets through sophisticated overlay tricks. The discovery came some two weeks after Microsoft also detected a new Trojan malware designed to breach crypto wallets.

A new malware dubbed Brokewell tricks users into infecting their phones with fake Google Chrome updates, enabling them to spy on users and steal confidential information.

Android malware changes the unlock mechanism to give itself easy access and steal files.

The SecuriDropper malware dropper can bypass Android’s Restricted Settings security feature to sideload malware onto your smartphone.

Major banks including Santander, BBVA, CaixaBank, Deutsche Bank, Crédit Agricole, and ING hit by malware.

More and more users targeted by money-stealing Android malware spread on the Play Store.

The malicious Anatsa trojan returned to Google Play in March after a six-month hiatus and once again is infecting unsuspecting users and stealing their banking credentials to send money to the hackers.

Android smartphone owners in the U.S., U.K. and other countries are having their bank accounts drained by an updated version of the Anatsa banking trojan.