A sophisticated Android malware known as Qwizzserial has infected over 100,000 devices in Uzbekistan, targeting banking data and intercepting Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) SMS messages. The attack ...

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These include, for example, messages sent by SMS containing a link to the new malware. The State Criminal Police Office of Lower Saxony, for example, warns against such phishing SMS messages.

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Once access is granted, the malware connects to one of its 13 Command and Control (C&C) servers, confirms its status, and begins transmitting stolen SMS messages, including one-time passwords (OTPs).