Zanubis is an Android banking trojan active since at least August 2022 and primarily associated with campaigns targeting banks and other financial entities in Peru. It has evolved from a focused mobile banking threat into a more capable and multifaceted malware family, with improvements in data theft functionality and obfuscation designed to hinder analysis and detection. Its operations are consistent with financially motivated cybercrime aimed at compromising mobile users connected to the banking sector. Zanubis is known under the name Zanubis and is recognized for targeting financial organizations and their customers through Android-based malware activity.
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