A more advanced variant of the cyber-threat AndroRAT has been discovered, which uses complex methods to steal Android unlock patterns, PINs, and passcodes. The malware, originating from an open-source project from 2012, can override Android security measures to version 15, and has now been integrated into exploit frameworks. It uses a multi-stage infection process, such as disguised app downloads, to execute its tactics.
Tech that improves doctor-patient experience gaining major traction, EHR expert says
Kem Graham from CliniComp highlights the crucial role of AI in healthcare at HIMSS25, emphasizing its potential to streamline workflows and enhance doctor-patient relationships. She
