Mobile Frauds - Page 5

Android Malware Herodotus Tricks Biometrics by Acting Like Humans

Posted: October 29, 2025

Categories: Malware Alerts, Android Security, Banking Trojan, Mobile Frauds

Tags: fp-3b, fp-3a, fp-2e, fp-2d, fp-2c, fp-2b, fp-2a, fp-1b

Author: Npav Lab

Herodotus Android trojan mimics typing to bypass detection—learn about its tactics, infection methods, and tips to secure your device from banking fraud.

Chinese App Lets Fraudsters Track Police: ₹338 Crore Scammed in Rajasthan

Posted: October 27, 2025

Categories: Financial fraud, Fraud Protector, Mobile Frauds

Tags: fp-2e, fp-2d, fp-2c, fp-2b, fp-2a, fp-1b, fp-1a

Author: Npav Lab

Rajasthan cyber fraudsters use Chinese app to evade police—learn about the scams, tactics, and tips to protect against these evolving threats.

YouTube Ghost Malware: 3,000+ Videos Infect Users with Infostealers

Posted: October 24, 2025

Categories: Malware Alerts, YouTube, Mobile Frauds

Tags: fp-3b, fp-3a, fp-2d, fp-2c, fp-2b, fp-2a, fp-1b, fp-1a

Author: Npav Lab

YouTube Ghost Network spreads malware via viral videos—learn about the tactics, payloads like Rhadamanthys, and tips to avoid game hacks and cracks that hide threats.

Galaxy S25 Zero-Day: Hackers Exploit Flaw to Spy via Camera and GPS

Posted: October 24, 2025

Categories: Financial fraud, Fraud Protector, Mobile Frauds

Tags: fp-2e, fp-2d, fp-2c, fp-2b, fp-2a, fp-1b, fp-1a

Author: Npav Lab

Zero-day in Galaxy S25 allows remote camera activation and tracking—learn about the Pwn2Own exploit, risks, and tips to secure your Samsung device with updates.

131 Chrome Extensions Hijack WhatsApp Web for Spam Campaigns

Posted: October 20, 2025

Categories: Google, Browser Hijack, WhatsApp

Tags: fp-2e, fp-2d, fp-2c, fp-2b, fp-2a, fp-1b, fp-1a

Author: Npav Lab

131 rebranded Chrome extensions spam Brazilian users via WhatsApp—learn about the violations, white-label model, and tips to avoid risky add-ons and protect your messaging.

Elderly Investor Loses ₹58 Crore in Fake Government Official Scam

Posted: October 18, 2025

Categories: Financial fraud, Fraud Protector, Mobile Frauds

Tags: fp-2e, fp-2d, fp-2c, fp-2b, fp-2a, fp-1a

Author: Npav Lab

Maharashtra cyber scam defrauds 72-year-old of ₹58 crore via fake TRAI calls—learn about psychological manipulation, arrests, and tips to verify authorities and report frauds quickly.

North Korean Hackers Use Fake Interviews to Spread OtterCandy Malware

Posted: October 18, 2025

Categories: Malware Alerts, Hacker, Financial fraud, Fraud Protector, Mobile Frauds

Tags: fp-3b, fp-3a, fp-2e, fp-2d, fp-2c, fp-2b, fp-2a, fp-1b, fp-1a

Author: Npav Lab

WaterPlum's Cluster B deploys OtterCandy via ClickFake campaigns—learn about its theft features, v2 updates, and defenses like monitoring Node.js to protect against credential and crypto theft.

Mysterious Elephant APT: How Hackers Use WhatsApp to Steal Sensitive Data

Posted: October 16, 2025

Categories: Data Breach, Hacker, WhatsApp, Mobile Frauds

Tags: fp-3b, fp-3a, fp-2e, fp-2b, fp-1b

Author: Npav Lab

APT group Mysterious Elephant exploits WhatsApp with custom malware for data theft—learn to patch vulnerabilities, monitor networks, and train against phishing to protect from these evolving cyber attacks.

Delhi's Fake NCB Scam: How Cybercriminals Stole ₹20.89 Lakh and Got Caught

Posted: October 14, 2025

Categories: Financial fraud, Fraud Protector, Mobile Frauds

Tags: fp-2e, fp-2d, fp-2c, fp-2b, fp-2a, fp-1a

Author: Npav Lab

Fraudsters in Delhi posed as NCB officials to extract OTPs and siphon ₹20.89 lakh—police arrested 5 linked to 473 cases. Enable 2FA, verify calls, and report to 1930 to avoid digital arrest traps and protect your finances.

Payment Terminal Flaw: Hackers Gain Root Access via Hidden Debug Port

Posted: October 14, 2025

Categories: Hacker, Financial fraud, Fraud Protector, Mobile Frauds

Tags: fp-3b, fp-3a, fp-1b

Author: Npav Lab

Researcher exposes vulnerability in Worldline Yomani XR's debug port, allowing instant root shell access for malware or network pivots—despite tamper protections. Merchants must patch firmware and audit devices to block this high-risk entry point.