Trojan

PlayPraetor Android Trojan Infects 11,000+ Devices via Fake Google Play Pages and Meta Ads

Posted: August 04, 2025

Categories: Google, Android Security, Trojan, Facebook

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

Author: Npav Lab

Discover how the PlayPraetor Android Trojan has infected over 11,000 devices through fake Google Play pages and Meta Ads. Learn about its functionalities and impact on users.

Anatsa Trojan: 90,000 Users Infected by Malicious PDF App on Google Play

Posted: July 09, 2025

Categories: Google, Malware Alerts, Trojan, Banking Trojan

Tags: protect against banking trojans, mobile malware campaign, google play store scam, fake pdf app, document viewer trojan, cybersecurity threats, cybercrime tactics, banking credential theft, android banking malware, anatsa trojan

Author: Npav Lab

Discover how the Anatsa banking trojan infected 90,000 users through a fake PDF app on Google Play. Learn about the tactics used by cybercriminals and how the malware operates to steal banking credentials.

Silver Fox Group Uses Fake Software Sites to Deploy Sainbox RAT and Hidden Rootkit

Posted: June 27, 2025

Categories: Cyber Attack, Trojan, RAT

Tags: silver fox hacking group, sainbox rat, phishing sites, malware distribution, hidden rootkit, fake software websites, cyber campaign, chinese-speaking users

Author: Npav Lab

A new campaign by the Silver Fox hacking group uses fake software websites to deliver the Sainbox RAT and Hidden rootkit, targeting Chinese-speaking users. Learn more about this cyber threat.

OpenAI Bans ChatGPT Accounts Linked to Russian, Iranian, and Chinese Hacker Groups: A Deep Dive into Cyber Threats

Posted: June 09, 2025

Categories: Security, Cyber Attack, Securty Tips, Hacking, Hacker, Trojan

Tags: social media manipulation, openai, north korean cyber threats, malware development, hacker groups, cybersecurity, cyber threat intelligence, chatgpt, apt5, apt15

Author: Npav Lab

Discover how OpenAI has banned ChatGPT accounts associated with Russian, Iranian, and Chinese hacker groups. Learn about the malicious activities, including malware development and social media manipulation, and explore the implications for cybersecurity.