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A newly analyzed Android remote-access Trojan called YuanKong can watch and control a victim’s phone, capture passwords and payment PINs, and send stolen information to operators.
Summary
Rather than relying on access to text messages or contact lists, it uses Android’s Accessibility features and screen controls to observe what people do inside apps, including banking and […]
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