Thehawk.In Malicious 'Red Alert' App Distributed via SMS Spoofing Amid Israel-Iran Conflict
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CloudSEK has identified a malicious SMS spoofing campaign distributing a trojanized version of Israel's 'Red Alert' emergency app. This campaign exploits public panic during the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict, targeting users with SMS messages that appear to be official alerts. The fake app prompts users to sideload an APK file, posing as an urgent wartime update.
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2026-03-03
CloudSEK reports SMS spoofing campaign distributing fake Red Alert app
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