The theft of cryptocurrencies has increased as hackers sell fake phones equipped with malware
Kaspersky Cybersecurity has revealed that hackers are using malicious software installed on Android devices to steal cryptocurrencies.
The company advised users to exercise caution.
As the world of cryptocurrencies evolves, hackers are innovating new ways to steal users' digital assets. Kaspersky Lab experts revealed that hackers are using fake Android smartphones to steal cryptocurrencies.
According to Kaspersky Cybersecurity, thousands of infected Android devices have been discovered, specifically developed to steal user data and cryptocurrencies. These devices are often sold at low prices to attract buyers.
The latest malware is a modified version of Triada, a Trojan remote access malware used to compromise Android devices. Security companies reported finding over 2,600 users affected by the new version of Triada. These users belong to various regions around the world, but the majority are from Russia.