
ERMAC 2.0 Evades MFA to Steal Banking Credentials of Over 400 Android Apps
ERMAC 2.0, one of the most active Trojans in 2022, captures credentials from over 400 android applications and circumvents MFA
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ERMAC 2.0, one of the most active Trojans in 2022, captures credentials from over 400 android applications and circumvents MFA
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