Cybersecurity agency Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) has warned that Android mobile users could be subjected to a new type of malware attack.
A new type of malware, The Drinik, has been warned to infiltrate Android phones and steal bank details. The attack is targeting customers of 27 Indian banks, it was reported.
Hackers infiltrate their cell phones by sending fake text messages as the income tax department sends them. The app, which is downloaded after logging into the website address in the SMS, will start tracking the SMS and call details of the cell phone.
Then gradually bank related details including PAN, Aadhaar number, debit card details will be stolen.
How to identify
The agency also shared indicators of compromise (IOC) to better track down the malware.
File Hashes:
C2 servers:
c4.mypsx[.]net
File type: .apk
Spreading URLs:
http://192.210.218[.149/fcm/mc/tapp.php?dir=9sp
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