The Cutwail botnet, which has already been spreading the banking trojan known as Zeus, is now also trying to pass around a new Android trojan called Stels. Stels infects Android devices by pretending to be an update for Adobe Flash Player.
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The disguise has not yet been completely perfected.
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The trojan can also spy on the victim's contact list, send text messages that cost money, make telephone calls and filter text messages to look for, say, mTANs. Working with a Zeus trojan, Stels could thus potentially get around two-factor authentication.
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