A newly discovered Android banking Trojan relies on screen recording and keylogging instead of HTML overlays for the capturing of login credentials, according to security researchers at ThreatFabric.
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Android Banking Trojan ‘Vultur’ Abusing Accessibility Services
A newly discovered Android banking Trojan relies on screen recording and keylogging instead of HTML overlays for the capturing of login credentials, according to security researchers at ThreatFabric. The post Android Banking Trojan ‘Vultur’ Abusing Accessibility Services appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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