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New 'Brokewell' malware threatens Android users' bank accounts. The image compares two browser screens, purportedly for Google Chrome updates. On the left is a legitimate update page featuring a clean design and a clear message, "The browser built to be yours," along with a "Get Chrome" button and a notice about Google's use of cookies. On the right is a fake update page, part of the Brokewell malware scheme, which mimics the legitimate page’s design but includes subtle differences. The text "An update is required yours" appears unprofessionally phrased, and the button reads "Update Chrome." A misleading assurance, "The secure update is here," attempts to instill a false sense of security. The image illustrates the difficulty in distinguishing between legitimate and fraudulent online content.

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Social

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Code

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malware

Scam alert for Android users as ‘Brokewell’ malware threatens users’ bank accounts

Stealthy hunter-killer malware rises by 333%, report reveals

Google Play apps said to have malicious software that steals Facebook login information

New FluBot Malware Hiding in SMS Messages

Agent Tesla Evolved to Avoid Detection by Utilising Telegram and Tor!

SuperVPN – An App That Millions Need to Rid of ASAP!

Small Business Cybersecurity Threats and How to Fix the Fox

SimBad malware infects over 200 Android apps, affects 150 million users

Over 500,000 Google Android users tricked into downloading Malware

Google Beefs Up Android Security In Wake Of Fake App Scam

Dojo brings critical security to smart home automation

That wearable might accidentally reveal your PIN number

Why Managing Bots Matters

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5 questions for IoT about what we could learn from the WannaCry hack

Hajime malware is turning 300,000 IoT devices into zombies

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