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Banking App Imposter: Android Users in India’s Unwanted Game of Cyber Tag
In a high-stakes game of cyber tag, Android users in India are “it” as malware masquerades as banking apps. Using social media to send fraudulent ‘urgent bank messages’, these crafty culprits aim to capture banking details and personal data. It’s a game of Android Malware…
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Well, it seems like Android users in India are playing a high-stakes game of "Tag: You're It!" with a new malware that's slinking around the Internet, dressed up as your friendly banking app. Using social media platforms as their playground, these sneaky cyber miscreants are using the old "urgent message from your bank" trick to get people to download their malicious apps. And what's the prize for being "it"? Your banking info, payment card details, and other juicy personal data. Let's face it, folks, it's a game no one wants to win.Already a member? Log in here