Chinese Hackers Deploy NFC Malware to Steal Financial Data
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Chinese threat actors have initiated a campaign utilizing NFC-enabled Android malware named Ghost Tap, aimed at intercepting financial information from victims globally. The malware is distributed through deceptive means, tricking users into downloading fake applications via platforms like Telegram. Once installed, Ghost Tap exploits Near Field Communication technology to facilitate data theft.
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