Threatfabric Massiv Android Banking Malware Disguises as IPTV App to Steal User Data
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A new Android banking malware named Massiv is posing as an IPTV application to steal digital identities and access online banking accounts. The malware employs techniques such as screen overlays and keylogging to capture sensitive information and can remotely control infected devices. It has been observed targeting a Portuguese government app linked to Chave Móvel Digital, a digital authentication service.
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2026-02-19
Massiv malware identified posing as IPTV app
2026-02-19
Massiv targets Portuguese government app for data theft
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