A group of cyber attackers, known as Crypto Crooks, utilized a watering hole attack to distribute a malicious version of the Google Translate app. They compromised a legitimate website that was frequently visited by their target audience, making it easy for unsuspecting users to download the infected app.
A watering hole attack is a method used by cybercriminals to infect a specific group of people by compromising websites that the group commonly visits. By targeting a website that is trusted by the users, the attackers can lure them into downloading malware or other malicious software without their knowledge.
The Trojanized Google Translate App created by Crypto Crooks poses a significant threat to users. Once installed, the app can steal sensitive information, such as login credentials, financial data, and personal details. It can also be used to gain unauthorized access to the victims device and compromise their security.
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Crooks use infected Google Translate app in cyber attack.