Earlier today, researchers from Kaspersky Lab reported that they recently stumbled across a new piece of sophisticated Android malware designed to steal a user’s banking credentials. In a broad sense, the malware is similar to other schemes we’ve seen before insofar that it uses cleverly thought out phishing schemes designed to trick users into entering in their banking user ID and password.
Read More
This looks like a bad malware which could affect a lot of mobile bank users who access their bank account from their smartphone, or tablet which runs Android.
I think these banking malware problems proves that physical cash like paper money and coins are still important. You can still buy food and stuff with paper and coin based money which you have in your home and pocket when a malware program steals all your money in your bank account, and other digital accounts with money.
Read More
This looks like a bad malware which could affect a lot of mobile bank users who access their bank account from their smartphone, or tablet which runs Android.
I think these banking malware problems proves that physical cash like paper money and coins are still important. You can still buy food and stuff with paper and coin based money which you have in your home and pocket when a malware program steals all your money in your bank account, and other digital accounts with money.
