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Toll fraud campaign uses Meta ads and 17 Google Play apps to steal via SMShighbug_reportVulnerability
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Toll fraud campaign uses Meta ads and 17 Google Play apps to steal via SMS

Polish mobile users targeted via 1,235 Meta advertisements promoting 17 malicious Android applications on Google Play. Confirmed apps include Messenger Pro (com.messages.sms.messenger.textmessage.owyo v9.0) and Phone Cleaner Master.

Meta23 Sep · 08:00 UTC
Multiple APT and Cybercrime Groups Abuse Claude AI to Extract Android Secretshighperson_alertThreat Actor
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Multiple APT and Cybercrime Groups Abuse Claude AI to Extract Android Secrets

This activity involves multiple distinct threat actor categories operating independently: state-sponsored espionage groups linked to Russia and China, and financially motivated cybercrime actors.

Anthropic11 Sep · 18:19 UTC
Google Play Early Access abused to distribute deceptive Android appshighbug_reportVulnerability
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Google Play Early Access abused to distribute deceptive Android apps

Google Play Early Access program; Android users globally, particularly those exposed to social media ads on TikTok and Facebook. Thousands of deceptive apps including fake casino games, reward apps, and utility apps.

Google10 Sep · 12:36 UTC
Mobile AI agent frameworks vulnerable to instruction injection attackshighbug_reportVulnerability
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Mobile AI agent frameworks vulnerable to instruction injection attacks

Five open-source mobile AI agent frameworks including AppAgent and AppAgentX. Attack requires malicious Android apps with overlay and storage permissions to inject invisible instructions, leading to command execution on connected host PCs.

AppAgent21 Jul · 09:58 UTC
63% of iOS AI chatbot apps leak API keys via unencrypted network traffichighbug_reportVulnerability
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63% of iOS AI chatbot apps leak API keys via unencrypted network traffic

282 out of 444 iOS AI chatbot applications expose paid AI service credentials (API keys, tokens, backend endpoints) in plaintext network traffic. Affects apps integrating third-party AI services (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.).

The Hacker News30 Jun · 11:49 UTC