Pakistan-linked threat actor, Transparent Tribe, is reportedly using malicious Android apps disguised as YouTube to distribute CapraRAT, a mobile remote access trojan, according to SentinelOne security researcher Alex Delamotte. The group, also known as APT36, often targets Indian entities for intelligence purposes and uses trojans disguised as secure messaging and calling apps, using social engineering tactics, while also harvesting sensitive data from infected devices.
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
