People who have their account in top international banks and crypto exchanges must be careful of a brand-new malware called Trojan horse because it is specifically created to steal your bank balance and cryptocurrency.
This malware is capable to spread mass infections and steal fund for its operators who launched it. It starts function automatically once you open the link which comes via SMS in your android phone. This is called “Gustuff” found by Cybersecurity firm Group-IB. This malware is recently launched and so you will not get its enough history. So be careful of “Gustuff”. Don’t open any suspicious link which you get via SMS.
Gustuff is said to come with a raft of “web fakes” that mimick apps to phish for sensitive data (like usernames and passwords) from unsuspecting users, who are tricked into using Gustuff’s versions instead. Users of 32 cryptocurrency apps like Coinbase, BitPay, and Bitcoin Wallet are targeted specifically.
Web fakes for leading banks like J.P. Morgan, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America are included. 27 Apps specific to the US were spotted, 16 in Poland, 10 in Australia, nine in Germany, as well as eight in India.
Gustuff also “supports” payment systems and messenger services PayPal, Revolut, Western Union, eBay, Walmart, Skype, and WhatsApp.