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Android Malware Posing as FIFA, Pokemon Go Guides Infected 600000 Devices
Hack Read A recently discovered strain of botnet malware has infected over 600,000 Android devices, as stated by the security researchers. Researchers have also found that the malware poses as a guide that wants to help gamers with online games like FIFA and … FalseGuide misleads users on GooglePlay | Check Point Blog |
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Now data-stealing Marcher Android malware is posing as security update
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Thinkstock Most people may not be familiar with the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) but their ears are likely to perk when told it’s an operation sponsored by the FBI. And it’s the specter of being targeted by the FBI that makes this brazen email scam plausible.
From an IC3 press release:
Victims report that the unsolicited e-mail sender is a representative of the IC3. The e-mails state that a criminal report was filed on the victim’s name and social security number and legal papers are pending. Scammers impersonate an IC3 employee to increase credibility and use threats of legal action to create a sense of urgency. Victims are informed they have one to two days from the date of the complaint to contact the scammers. Failure to respond to the e-mail will result in an arrest warrant issued to the victim.
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The Standard Digital News Android malware entered the mainstream consciousness in 2012 with explosive growth and the first documented botnet. GO TO PAGE 1 2 Next » · Tweet. Reader's Comments Click here to comment Hide Comments. Comments in chronological order (Total 0 … |