New dangerous Android malware steals your data and spies on your conversations
Unsuspecting users trying to get approval on social media are now a dangerous new Android spyware called RatMilad. According to a BleepingComputer report (opens in a new tab) that was first discovered by the mobile security company Zimperium, RatMilad is not a type of malware, as it works as a remote Trojan (RAT) that can steal various types of data. and to spy on the victims' conversations. At the moment, RatMilad is mainly used in the Middle East, but the spyware may arrive in the United States and other countries soon, because it is especially useful for collecting data on people who have problems. With the help of RatMilad, an attacker can infect infected users or even perform cyber espionage. Although the original version of RatMilad was distributed through a fake phone app called Text Me, the cyber criminals behind the spyware have updated the app and renamed it NumRent. Such applications are often used in countries where social media is banned. To promote the fake Android ap...