Android Malware Steals Card Details and Drains Bank Accounts
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A new Android malware called NGate has been discovered that can steal debit card details and PINs via NFC technology, allowing hackers to make ATM withdrawals without physical card theft. The malware is spread through social engineering tactics like phishing and fake apps, emphasizing the importance of downloading apps only from trusted sources and being cautious with personal information. Protecting devices with antivirus software and staying vigilant against scams are crucial to prevent such attacks.
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