According to CERT-In, a new mobile banking virus called the Sova virus has been discovered in India. The advisory talks about all that you need to know about the virus.
Indian clients are the target of the new mobile banking "Trojan" virus SOVA, which may secretly encrypt an Android phone for ransom and is difficult to remove.
Initially focusing on nations including the US, Russia, and Spain, SOVA expanded its scope in July 2022 to include a number of other nations, including India.
After being discovered for the first time in Indian cyberspace in July, the virus has now been upgraded to its fifth form, according to an advisory from India's central cyber security agency.
"It has been reported to CERT-In that Indian banking customers are being targeted by a new type of mobile banking malware campaign using SOVA Android Trojan. The first version of this malware appeared for sale in underground markets in September 2021 with the ability to harvest user names and passwords...
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