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Android ‘StrandHogg 2.0’ flaw lets malware assume identity of any app

May 28 2020 By John E Dunn in Android, Malware, Phishing, promon, StrandHogg 2.0, Vulnerability

A critical security flaw in Android could be used by attackers to “assume the identity” of legitimate apps in order to carry out on-device phishing attacks, say researchers.

Google may soon add end-to-end encryption for RCS

May 27 2020 By Lisa Vaas in Android, APK, Cryptography, dogfood, E2E encryption, e2ee, end-to-end encryption, Google, Google Messages, messaging, MMS, Mobile, play store, Privacy, protocol, RCS, Rich Communication Services, SMS

The dogfood version of the recently updated app shows multiple references to encryption for RCS, the feature-rich successor to SMS messaging.

A Growing Number of Android Malware Families Believed to Have a Common Origin: A Study Based on Binary Code

March 11 2016 By Daniel Pany in Advanced Malware, Android, Android Malware, Blog, Jimmy Su, Junyuan Zeng, Latest Blog Posts, Linhai Song, Malware, SlemBunk, Threat Research, Wu Zhou

Introduction On Feb. 19, IBM XForce researchers released an intelligence report [1] stating that the source code for GM Bot was leaked to...

A Growing Number of Android Malware Families Believed to Have a Common Origin: A Study Based on Binary Code

March 11 2016 By Daniel Pany in Advanced Malware, Android, Android Malware, Blog, Jimmy Su, Junyuan Zeng, Latest Blog Posts, Linhai Song, Malware, Security, SlemBunk, Threat Research, Wu Zhou

Introduction On Feb. 19, IBM XForce researchers released an intelligence report [1] stating that the source code for GM Bot was leaked to...

A Growing Number of Android Malware Families Believed to Have a Common Origin: A Study Based on Binary Code

March 11 2016 By Daniel Pany in Advanced Malware, Android, Android Malware, Blog, Jimmy Su, Junyuan Zeng, Latest Blog Posts, Linhai Song, Malware, Security, SlemBunk, Threat Research, Wu Zhou

Introduction On Feb. 19, IBM XForce researchers released an intelligence report [1] stating that the source code for GM Bot was leaked to...

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Android ‘StrandHogg 2.0’ flaw lets malware assume identity of any app

Google may soon add end-to-end encryption for RCS

A Growing Number of Android Malware Families Believed to Have a Common Origin: A Study Based on Binary Code

A Growing Number of Android Malware Families Believed to Have a Common Origin: A Study Based on Binary Code

A Growing Number of Android Malware Families Believed to Have a Common Origin: A Study Based on Binary Code

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