"Latest Android threats and their techniques" - Lukas Štefanko
The number of Android devices, developers and applications is growing, making our lives even more convenient and connected. But there is also a dark side to the number of apps: malicious actors developing apps capable of stealing mobile banking credentials or even spying on unsuspecting users, ranging from simple phishing apps to much more advanced and stealthy threats. Such infiltrations are not just spread using social engineering or via alternative app stores, but also through Google Play, the official Android app store. As a result, dangerous malware, too, can be just a tap away. This presentation will give an overview of latest Android malware, focusing on banking malware and its go-to tricks and techniques. The talk will also include an analysis of a recently discovered family of Android banking malware that could make payments directly from the compromised device.
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- 1. Latest Android threats and their techniques CONFIDENCE 2019 stefanko@eset.sk @lukasstefanko Lukáš Štefanko
- 2. 1 3 Anubis Analysis 2 Malware on Google Play Infection vectors
- 3. Infection vectors Alternative stores1 Social engineering2 Google Play3
- 4. Malware on Google Play Fake apps1 Adware2 Hidden apps3 Phishing5 Clipper6 Cryptocurrency scams7 Spyware8 Government malware9 Adfraud4 Banking malware10
- 5. Fake Apps
- 6. Fake Apps
- 7. Adware
- 8. Hidden App
- 9. Hidden App
- 10. Adfraud
- 11. Clickers
- 12. Phishing
- 18. Android Clipper
- 20. Spyware
- 21. Spyware
- 23. Banking malware - simple
- 24. Banking malware - simple
- 25. Banking malware - complex Remote control Fake notifications Download apps Keylogging Dynamic overlay Invade privacy Locking device Taking pictures
- 26. Banking malware - complex Red Alert 2 BankBot Anubis ExoBot BianLian
- 27. Banking malware - Anubis https://www.threatfabric.com/blogs/anubis_2_malware_and_afterlife.html
- 28. Banking malware - Anubis
- 29. Banking malware - Anubis
- 30. Targets financial apps Request to install Activates Accessibility services Fully functional apps Downloads malicious payload
- 31. Banking malware - Anubis
- 32. Banking malware - Anubis
- 33. Banking malware - Anubis
- 34. Banking malware - Anubis
- 35. Banking malware - Anubis
- 36. Banking malware - Anubis
- 37. Banking malware - Anubis
- 38. Banking malware - Anubis
- 39. Banking malware - Anubis
- 40. Banking malware - Anubis Send SMS Intercept SMS Steal SMS/contacts Create proxy Keylogger Record audio Get GPS Make phone calls Disable Play Protect Crypto locker Phishing Data wipe
- 41. Banking malware - Anubis
- 42. Banking malware - Anubis
- 43. Banking malware - Anubis
- 44. Banking malware - Anubis Australia Austria Czechia France Germany Hong Kong Hungary India Israel Italy Japan Kenya Netherlands New Zealand Poland Romania Russia Slovakia Spain Turkey USA United Kingdom 350+
- 45. Banking malware - Anubis
- 46. Banking malware - Anubis
- 47. Banking malware - Anubis Month Number of apps Number of installs January 2019 17 13,500+ February 2019 6 1,000+ March 2019 4 2,050+ April 2019 7 250+
- 50. 9,300+
- 53. Banking malware - Anubis
- 54. Fake apps Adware Hidden apps Phishing Clipper Cryptocurrency scams Spyware Government malware AdfraudBanking malware Clicker SMS stealers
- 55. How to stay safe Install apps only from Google Play Read other users review Install official banking apps Do not activate accessibility services
- 56. Conclusion Android malware is rising (Improved functionality) Inspired by Windows malware Attackers got over Google Play security Low security of your friends makes you vulnerable
- 57. Q&A Latest Android threats and their techniques stefanko@eset.sk @lukasstefanko Lukáš Štefanko