Android Banking Trojan
- By Bosso
- Sep, 23, 2019
- Protection
An Android banking trojan, that targets users of the Australian Government’s my.gov.au site and also users of the National Australia Bank website, has been spotted by security firm Kaspersky, which claims the malware is adopting what it describes as “unusual” tactics.
Card-skimming actors have hit the booking websites of two unnamed chain-brand hotels, the security firm Trend Micro says, adding that this was the second time it had seen a case of this threat actor hitting an ecommerce service provider directly instead of an individual store or a third-party supply chain.
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Credit provider American Express cards are now useable on Sydney’s contactless payments system which is being rolled out by Transport NSW.
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