Related Families: Wroba.o, Xloader
Executive Summary
Kaspersky SecureList recently reported on a Roaming Mantis campaign using Wroba.o with DNS hijacking to infect routers and Android devices.
Key Takeaways
Related Families: Ermac
Verticals Targeted: Financial
Executive Summary
Threat Fabric recently reported on Hook, an Android banking trojan that is a fork of Ermac.
Verticals Targeted: Financial, Government, Journalism, Various
Executive Summary
This report is part of PolySwarm’s 2022 Recap series. This edition provides an overview of the 2022 mobile malware threat landscape.
Key Takeaways
- The 2022 mobile malware threat landscape saw a 500% increase in malware distribution in early 2022, and mobile malware continued to be rampant throughout the year.
- Some of the attack vectors used by threat actors to distribute mobile malware in 2022 include apps injected with malicious code, zero-click attacks, TOAD, and smashing.
- Types of mobile malware that were prolific in 2022 include banking trojans, dropper apps, spyware, mobile ransomware, and subscriber trojans.
Related Families: Elibomi, FakeReward, AxBanker, IcRAT, IcSpy
Verticals Targeted: Financial
Executive Summary
Trend Micro recently reported on a phishing and Android malware campaign targeting clients of multiple banks in India. The campaign leverages multiple malware families, including Elibomi, FakeReward, AxBanker, IcRAT, and IcSpy.
Verticals Targeted: Financial
Executive Summary
ThreatFabric recently reported on multiple Android droppers found on the Google Play Store distributing banking trojans.
