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Threat Intelligence

Grandoreiro Banking Malware Is Back, Targeting Mexican Bank Customers

A banking virus first spotted in 2016 is still active, still stealing money, and now using a clever disguise to slip past security software on computers in Mexico.

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Threat Intelligence

Manic Android malware hops between infected phones to steal Ukrainian banking data

Researchers at ThreatFabric say the spyware, active since February, targets 169 apps and can relay stolen data through nearby infected devices over Wi-Fi Direct or Bluetooth when the internet is unavailable.

4 min read
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Threat Intelligence

Fake invoices and swapped wallet addresses: inside two 2026 attack chains

Gen's latest threat report tracks criminals who hijacked real business email threads to spread banking malware, and a separate crew quietly rewriting crypto wallet addresses as victims copied them.

4 min read
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Threat Intelligence

Fake CAPTCHA Pages Are Stealing From Mexican Bank Customers

Elastic Security Labs is tracking a fraud campaign, dubbed REF6045, that tricks people into pasting a malicious command from a bogus 'prove you're human' page.

3 min read
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Threat Intelligence

RedWing: The Rent-a-Fraud Kit Turning Android Phones Into Bank Robberies

A new Android malware sold on Telegram lets almost anyone hijack a victim's phone, steal banking logins and grab the codes meant to keep accounts safe.

3 min read
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