Salisburyjournal Arsink Malware Targets Android Users, Stealing Private Data
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A new Android malware named Arsink is infecting devices by masquerading as popular applications like WhatsApp and Instagram. This Remote Access Trojan (RAT) allows hackers to gain remote access and exfiltrate private data from infected devices, with over 45,000 devices reported compromised across 143 countries. Google has issued a warning to Android users about this stealthy threat.
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2026-02-08
Google warns users about Arsink malware
2026-02-08
Over 45,000 devices reported infected by Arsink
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