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Experts spotted a new advanced Android spyware posing as “System Update”

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Experts spotted a new advanced Android spyware posing as “System Update” | IT Security News

Researchers spotted a sophisticated Android spyware that implements exfiltration capabilities and surveillance features, including recording audio and phone calls. Experts from security firm Zimperium have spotted a new sophisticated Android spyware that masquerades itself as a System Update application. The malware is able to collect system data, messages, images and take over the infected Android […]

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