Forty new versions of the TrickMo Android banking trojan, designed to steal Android PINs, have been identified. This malware uses a fake unlock screen to capture the user’s unlock pattern or PIN, enabling attackers to unlock the device and commit fraud. Zimperium reported at least 13,000 victims, mostly in Canada, UAE, Turkey and Germany. TrickMo is spreading through phishing, and Google’s Play Protect can block known variants.
Microsoft Forcing Upgrades to Unmanaged Windows 11, Version 24H2
Microsoft has officially begun force-upgrading unmanaged Windows 11 version 24H2 devices to version 25H2, marking the final phase of a staged rollout that relies on
