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Arsink Rat Attacking Android Devices to Exfiltrate Sensitive Data and Enable Remote Access

Cybersecuritynews •Tushar Subhra Dutta • February 2, 2026

A dangerous Android malware called Arsink RAT has emerged as a serious threat to mobile device security worldwide. This cloud-native Remote Access Trojan gives attackers complete control over infected devices while quietly stealing personal information. The malware spreads through social media platforms like Telegram, Discord, and file-sharing sites such as MediaFire, disguising itself as popular […]

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Arsink RAT Malware Targets Android Devices for Data Theft Arsink RAT, a new Remote Access Trojan, is actively targeting Android devices to exfiltrate sensitive data and provide attackers with remote access. The malware spreads through platforms like Telegram and Discord, disguising itself as popular applications. Users of Android devices are at significant risk of having their personal information stolen. 3 sources 45

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