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Android/BankBot-YNRK

Android/BankBot-YNRK is an Android mobile banking Trojan tracked by Cyfirma and described as targeting users in Indonesia, with possible targeting across other Southeast Asian countries. It is distributed via sideloaded APKs outside official app stores and has masqueraded as legitimate applications, including Indonesia's digital national ID app (Identitas Kependudukan Digital). The malware abuses Android accessibility features to obtain extensive control over infected devices, enabling remote control, automated UI interaction, SMS interception, and theft of sensitive data including passwords, cryptocurrency keys, seed phrases, and private keys. Reported capabilities include taking real-time screenshots to map banking app layouts, opening and interacting with cryptocurrency wallet apps, and facilitating fraudulent transactions. It targets multiple cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Solana. The malware uses obfuscation to evade detection, checks for real devices versus emulators, hides its activity from users, disables audio alerts, and can change its app name and icon to masquerade as Google News while loading the real google.com in a WebView in the foreground. It also determines device manufacturer and model to deploy device-specific functions, with Google Pixel and Samsung devices specifically mentioned. For persistence, it uses Android JobScheduler to schedule recurring tasks that survive reboots. It primarily targets Android 13 and earlier, and uses a full-screen Indonesian-language overlay impersonating a 'Personal Information Verification' prompt to trick users into granting permissions.

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