FakeCall is malware described in the provided content as an advanced vishing tool. Reports cited in the content indicate a new version of FakeCall emerged during the reporting period. Its stated capabilities include intercepting phone calls and stealing data. No additional high-confidence details are provided in the content regarding infection vector, platform, specific targeted industries, associated threat actor, or indicators of compromise.
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Mobile malware used for vishing; described as intercepting inbound/outbound calls, controlling infected devices, and stealing sensitive data.
Mobile malware used for vishing; described as intercepting inbound/outbound calls, controlling infected devices, and stealing sensitive data.
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