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Recently Trusteer discovered the first Tatanga-based man in the mobile (MITMO) attack as well as new SPITMO configurations which are targeting Android mobile banking users in Germany, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain.
With nearly 60 percent of the market and a reputation for weak app security, it’s no surprise that Android has become the preferred target for financial malware.
Read more: http://www.net-security.org/malware_news.php?id=2183
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Premium rate SMS trojans were discovered in Google's Android Market earlier today.
The developer, named "Lagostrod", offered supposed free versions of many popular applications. And while Google has shut down the official market account, sites such as AppBrain still list the downloads.
The cost to Germany is €1.99, and the cost to France is €4.50 (ouch).
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An information-stealing botnet discovered in the official Android Market has been downloaded several million times this year, according to Symantec.
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Online criminals have reworked a particularly nasty Android Trojan to make it even more dangerous and destructive to the millions of users of Google's mobile platform.
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