Cybersecurity experts have detected a new malware for Android. These malware applications, which can act like TeaBot, FluBot and Oscorp (UBEL), can empty your accounts by simulating your banking activities. Request SharkBot malware for Android danger.
SharkBot a newly emerged Android banking trojanmanaged to evade Google Play Store security barriers by pretending to be an antivirus app. But how can you avoid SharkBot malware?
SharkBot malware warning to Android users
SharkBotwith malware TeaBot, FluBot and oscorp It is a trojan that can bypass multi-factor authentication mechanisms such as (UBEL). The malware is dangerous as it can steal credentials for transferring funds from smartphones.
The point where SharkBot, which first appeared on the scene in November 2021, differs from other malware software. Automatic Transfer Systems Ability to perform unauthorized transactions through ATS. ATS for those who don’t knowIt is used to deceive the targeted bank’s fraud detection systems by simulating screen tapping actions performed by the user.
cyber security firm of NCC Group Uncovered by malware analysts Alberto Segura and Rolf Govers, SharkBot has been installed approximately 57 thousand times to date. Although experts have contacted Google, they recommend avoiding the following applications:
- Antivirus, Super Cleaner – 1,000+ downloads
- Atom Clean-Booster, Antivirus – 500+ installs
- Alpha Antivirus, Cleaner – 5,000+ downloads
- Powerful Cleaner, Antivirus – 50,000+ downloads
SharkBot also stealing credentials, keyboard keystrokes to save, view or hide incoming SMS messages on the smartphone, and remote control over devices It has malware-rich features.
To avoid the danger of SharkBot for Android malware, we recommend that you stay away from the apps listed above. Leave your comments in the comments section or SDN ForumDon’t forget to share it with us.