New Android malware discovered that steals Facebook credentials, account details such as username and Passwords and other information directly from users devices.
This Malware mainly targeting the Asian Pacific-based English speaking users and it spreading via the third-party market.
This new credential stealer contains a lot of aggressive function and malware author using new sophisticated functionality to compromise the victim’s device and steal the credentials.
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Once this Malware infects the victims initially it hide from the home screen and silently running in the background.
It will check the infected devices Facebook account by submitting the infected mobiles IMEI number to the attacker via command and control server.
If the malware did not collect any details regards the infected device Facebook account, it will very the apps list whether or not Facebook app installed.
Once it did not find the app then the malware launch the fake Facebook interface to compromise the victims and steal the victim’s original username and password.
This malware keeps display this interface until it successfully collects the Facebook credentials by using the JavaScript from a hidden WebView, the threat silently logs into the compromised Facebook account.
In this case, it also checks whether CAPTCHA is presented or not. if yes then it sends the event to the C&C server, clears caches and cookies, and retries later.
According to Symantec, Once the malware is logged into the Facebook page, it can leverage a wide range of capabilities to follow links and scrape the personal data of the victim and their friends, sending it back to the C&C server. This includes:
General top-level data: Facebook account, user, password, device IMEI
Profile: Work, education, location, contacts, basic info, nicknames, relationships, family, bio
Activities: Check in, events, friends, groups, likes, pages, posts
This malware using the functionality that crawls the Facebook page has a surprising level of sophistication. and the crawler has an ability to crawl the search and collect the Facebook search.
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