Los smartphones forman parte de nuestro día a día y almacenan multitud de información personal. Esto lo convierte en un blanco perfecto para los ciberdelincuentes, que siempre idean nuevas formas de robarnos los datos que tenemos y transportamos en nuestro día a día. El último de ellos es un troyano llamado Vultur.

Este nuevo malware se añade a la lista encabezada por Pegasus y Sourgum. Navegar por internet con nuestro smartphone se está convirtiendo en una carrera de obstáculos.

Los investigadores británicos Threatfabric han descubierto este nuevo malware: un troyano para Android destinado principalmente a asaltar aplicaciones bancarias. Nevertheless, they have also discovered that this malware is also capable of attacking social media applications and cryptocurrency wallets.

Once installed, what this malware does is use remote access technology to record all actions performed on the screen of the infected device. According to researchers, at least 30.000 devices are affected by this malware.

By country, we are talking about devices located in Australia, the Netherlands, Italy and Spain, among others.

If we classify by affected applications, we find some as popular as Facebook, WhatsApp, TikTok, Coinbase and Binance. These last two applications being related to cryptocurrencies.

As usual, we must insist that the applications we install on our devices must come from legitimate sources. In the case of Android, de la Google Play Store. Ante la duda, no debemos descargar nada, ya que podríamos infectar nuestro teléfono, un dispositivo con gran cantidad de información personal que no queremos que se filtre.


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