A recently discovered piece of Android stalkerware can install itself persistently on the system partition and steals the file containing the hash sum for the screen unlock pattern or password to allow its operators to unlock devices.
Cybercrime·Malware & Threats
Rare Android Stalkerware Can Steal Data, Control Devices
A recently discovered piece of Android stalkerware can install itself persistently on the system partition and steals the file containing the hash sum for the screen unlock pattern or password to allow its operators to unlock devices. The post Rare Android Stalkerware Can Steal Data, Control Devices appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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