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The Dark Knight Returns: Joker malware analysis
CERT Polska has recently observed new samples of the “Joker” mobile malware. The applications are present in the Google Play Store and target Polish users, among others.
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Analysis of a Polish BankBot
Analysis of a Polish BankBot Recently we have observed campaigns of a banking malware for Android system, which targets Polish users. The malware is a variant of the popular BankBot family, but differs from the main BankBot samples. Its victims were infected by installing a malicious application from Google Play …
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GMBot: new ways of phishing data from mobile web browsers
GMBot (also known as slempo) was described on our blog on October 2015. This malicious application for phishing login and password associated with a specific user of electronic banking uses known and common techniques of application overlay. It is nothing else but a normal phishing attack, very similar to the …
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Malicious iBanking application with new uninstall countermeasures
Our CERT laboratory recently received a sample of iBanking malware (along with a malicious JavaScript code snippet associated with it), posing as the mobile Trusteer Rapport antimalware solution. The attack scenario isn’t new, it has been used many times in the past, but recently we see an increase in …
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14 October 2015 Łukasz Siewierski #actors #android #e-banking #malware #postal group #ransomware #trojan
The Postal Group
During SECURE conference we have presented our findings about criminal group, which we called “Postal Group” (“Grupa pocztowa”) based on theris modus operandi. Detailed research regarding the group have been gathered in the form of report available under the link below. PDF During the SECURE conference, we presented a talk …
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GMBot: Android poor man’s “webinjects”
Recently, we obtained a sample of a new Android banking trojan, named GMBot, which tries to be self-contained (i.e. does not need Windows counterpart) and uses application overlay as a poor man’s webinjects substitute. This malware uses known and common techniques, but implements them in a way similar …
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iBanking is back in Poland
iBanking malware was already described on our blog in connection with the attacks targeting Polish e-banking users at the end of 2013. This malware posed as a mobile antivirus application, while in reality it was use to steal one time passwords that were sent via text message. The attack scenario …
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Android RAT malware spreading via torrents
In the last few days we observed a number of new attacks targeting the Polish Android users. Many Polish and foreign blogs reported the phishing e-mails using Kaspersky brand to convience user to install an apk file. Below some details of this attack, including the malware analysis, are provided. Thanks …
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OTP stealer Android app masquerading as mobile antivirus targets Polish users
The E-Security mobile malware appeared at the beginning of this year. This malware was targeting Polish online banking users, with the goal of stealing One Time Passwords (OTPs) used to confirm banking transactions. The attack was part of a bigger scheme. When the user computer was infected, it displayed an …
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What’s new, security-wise, in Android KitKat?
On the 31st of October Google released a new version of the Android Operating System – 4.4 called KitKat. This version introduces a number of new features, including a handful of security improvements. It also introduces a new approach to SMS and MMS handling, which breaks the compatibility of some …
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