Banking malware that impersonates Google Play app targets Android users
Bankbot has evolved during the past year, developing new ways to dupe users Bankbot has evolved during the past year, developing new ways to dupe users Bankbot has evolved during the past year, developing new ways to dupe users Banking Trojan Bankbot has made its way into the Google Play Store again, just months after its first removal in April. Initially discovered in early 2017 , the malware created fake overlay screens that looked like the login pages of popular banking apps. Once you entered your username and password, the data was passed onto cybercriminals. But the newest Bankbot is even smarter than previous versions - waiting 20 minutes after its download before installing itself - a trait that may have helped it bypass Google's Play Protect . "The banking Trojan has been evolving throughout the year, resurfacing in different versions both on and outside Google Play," said Slovakia-based IT security firm ESET...