Cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has identified a dangerous malware named SparkCat, infiltrating 28 popular apps – 18 on Android and 10 on iOS, compromising personal and financial data. The malware functions by scanning device photos, compromising financial data, and gaining access to cryptocurrency wallet recovery phrases. Experts recommend precautions such as keeping device software updated, installing reliable antivirus programs, and avoiding storing screenshots of sensitive information.
Sliver malware spread via SimpleHelp RMM exploits
A single threat actor has utilized over 1,000 malicious apps and around 1,000 phone numbers to deploy about 900 malware samples, primarily targeting banking app
