DoNot Team Strikes Again: Android Malware Tanzeem Targets South Asia!
The DoNot Team APT group is at it again, rolling out new Android malware named Tanzeem to target government and military organizations in South Asia. This digital mischief-maker cleverly uses OneSignal for phishing links. Remember, if you see a chat app with suspicious requests, it might not be your new pen pal!
Hot Take:
Looks like the DoNot Team is back at it again with their cyber shenanigans, rolling out an Android malware that’s less about chatting and more about snooping. It’s like catching someone eavesdropping at a party — except they’re stealing your contacts, texts, and maybe even your cat videos!
Key Points:
- The DoNot Team, an APT group from India, has been linked to new Android malware named Tanzeem.
- Tanzeem masquerades as a chat app to trick users into granting accessibility permissions.
- Once permissions are granted, the app can access call logs, contacts, SMS messages, and more.
- The malware uses OneSignal to deliver phishing links via notifications.
- The group targets South Asian government and military organizations.
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