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Fakemoney

Fakemoney is an Android mobile malware/scam app family identified by Kaspersky as fake investment, payout, and financial-service applications. It is described as phishing/scam malware that tricks users with promises of easy earnings, payments, or financial services and then collects victims’ personal data. Kaspersky repeatedly ranked Trojan.AndroidOS.Fakemoney.v among the most prevalent mobile malware detections: it was identified as the most frequently detected mobile malware family in 2024 by share of attacked users, remained highly prevalent in Q3 2024, and in Q2 2025 Kaspersky reported that Fakemoney activity had decreased but it still held the top position among the most frequently detected mobile malware. In Q3 2025, Kaspersky stated that Triada and Fakemoney were the most popular Trojan families, with Fakemoney accounting for 24.6% among the most widespread Trojans. The malware targets Android users and is associated with social-engineering infection vectors via fake apps rather than a specific named threat actor in the provided content. High-confidence identifiers in the content include the family name Fakemoney and the detection name Trojan.AndroidOS.Fakemoney.v.

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Techniques & procedures

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Credential Access

1 technique
T1056Input CaptureEvidence1

Fakemoney – fake apps that collect users’ personal data under the guise of providing payments or financial services.

Collection

1 technique
T1056Input CaptureEvidence1

Fakemoney – fake apps that collect users’ personal data under the guise of providing payments or financial services.

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