What is the new ‘poison panda’ threat to your mobile phones and bank accounts? – World

Recently a new malware (virus) has been found in cyberspace which is extremely dangerous for Android phones and bank accounts. This virus is called ToxicPanda.

According to a report by India Today, severe insecurity is being felt around the world regarding this virus. This Trojan is spreading rapidly in systems around the world.

Apart from Android phones, this virus is also targeting bank accounts. Complaints in this regard are increasing. Experts say that it is necessary to be careful while surfing online at this time.

‘Poison Panda’ has managed to trick Google Chrome and banking apps. According to the threat intelligence team of cyber security firm Cleafy’s, Toxic Panda has infected more than 1500 devices in Europe and Latin America so far.

This Trojan can also attack by disguising any known app. People whose Android phones are targeted by this malware have no idea that their mobile phones are at stake until they receive their bank statements.

The researchers said that ‘Toxic Panda’ usually shows its activity when the cell phone users are surfing and downloading apps from Google Play Store or Galaxy Store. Cybercriminals create fake app pages to induce users to download this malware.

Monitoring and caution are necessary to ensure the security of Android devices and sensitive financial information. One should keep an eye on the relevant security updates in this regard.

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