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GhostSpy is an Android malware family associated with a Brazilian threat actor and designed for extensive device surveillance and remote control. It supports keylogging, screen capture, background audio and video recording, theft of SMS messages and call logs, GPS location tracking, and remote command execution. These capabilities indicate a mobile surveillance and post-compromise collection tool focused on harvesting sensitive user data and maintaining broad visibility into victim activity. Based on the available information, GhostSpy is best characterized as malware rather than a well-established named intrusion set, and there is insufficient high-confidence evidence to attribute broader targeting patterns, sub-groups, or a more specific operator identity beyond the reported Brazilian linkage.
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