Cybersecuritynews Arsink RAT Malware Targets Android Devices for Data Theft
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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.
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