Another new malware, that is targeting Whatsapp, Facebook Messengers.That how target's your device.
Securing your devices from hackers been quite difficult these days, hackers are finding new ways to attack our devices and steal data.
The Malware is pushed via phishing/smishing links to the target devices, Researchers found that the command-and-control (C2) server domain is located in Thailand.
The chat details, WhatsApp records, messengers and SMSs of the world carry some sensitive information and people choose to forget these when communications occur on their phone. We see WolfRAT specifically targeting a highly popular encrypted chat app in Asia, Line, which suggests that even a careful user with some awareness around end-to-end encryption chats would still be at the mercy of WolfRAT and it’s prying eyes.
After phishing/smishing the malware on the targeted device, WolfRAT poses as legitimate services, such as Google Play apps or Flash updates, by using their icons and package names.
These are normally functional packages, with no user interaction needed. For instance, the malware uses a package name (“com.google.services”) to pretend to be a Google Play application.
So be careful while installing the new Application in your Smartphones. Do Not click on any suspicious links, Shared by someone. Do not install applications from third-party sites.
