A powerful money-eating malware called MobOk has been found to be hidden within legitimate photo editing apps on Google Play store. Researchers at Kaspersky said the Pink Camera and Pink Camera 2 apps, which have now been now removed, were installed around 10,000 times. They included genuine photo-editing functionalities, butRead More…

Cybersecurity researchers have said that a spoofing bug (CVE-2019-1105) could pave the way for an email attack chain. But Microsoft has patched the vulnerability in Outlook for Android, which opens the door to cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks. The company said that CVE-2019-1105 rated “important” is a spoofing vulnerability that exists inRead More…

Researchers at Trend Micro have unearthed a cyber-espionage campaign targeting Android devices in the Middle East region. Called “bouncing golf,’’ the attack uses a malware called GolfSpy, with extensive cyber espionage potential. The tricky bit is that this malicious code is hidden deep inside revamped legitimate applications distributed through socialRead More…

In a move to offer more assurance in recovering hacked accounts, Facebook-owned messaging app Instagram is testing a new in-app account recovery process, essentially a two-factor authentication tool that will be triggered either when Instagram notes the user is having trouble logging in or by the user clicking “need moreRead More…