The FireScam malware, masquerading as a “Telegram Premium” application, targets Android users through phishing websites that mimic authentic app stores. It pilfers sensitive data, tracks device activity, and gains persistence through advanced permissions. The malware relies on social engineering and phishing tactics for exploitation and avoid detection using obfuscation and sandbox detection methods.
Warning issued over ‘fast flux’ techniques used to obscure malicious signals on compromised networks
Law enforcement agencies have warned that organizations face a common network vulnerability that allows hackers to dodge detection and distribute malicious software indiscriminately. Referred to
