ToxicPanda is a China-linked Android banking trojan spotted targeting over a dozen banks in Europe and Latin America.

Cybersecurity researchers recently discovered a new Android malware that aims to steal money from bank accounts. Known as Toxicpanda, this malware disguises itself as trusted apps and can also take ...

Multiple Android devices have been infected by a new trojan dubbed “ToxicPanda”. It targets bank accounts but adopts new ways ...

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The malware found in gaming-related applications appears to be constructed based on the Gh0strat trojan and contains several ...

A Chinese hacker is targeting Android devices in Europe and Latin America with a banking trojan able to steal money from ...

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The malware, called Winos4.0, is hidden within gaming-related applications such as installation tools, speed boosters, and optimization utilities. When users download and run these apps, they act as ...

Hackers want to make you an offer you can’t refuse. Android Godfather malware is spreading globally to target more than 500 bank and crypto apps.

ToxicPanda is a type of banking Trojan that allows hackers to take control of a victim’s phone and steal money. The malware uses a method called On-Device Fraud (ODF), where the hacker can bypass bank ...