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An analysis of the technologies used by cybercriminals allows us to draw conclusions about the virus industry’s possible vectors of development and more effectively confront future threats. You, too, can learn what actions various malicious programs take in infected systems and how to withstand them.

Android.BankBot.Coper in virus library:

A family of banking trojans for Android devices. They have a modular architecture and various protective mechanisms to guard against their deletion. When targeted devices are infected, these bankers try to obtain access to the Accessibility Services functions that will allow them to perform all malicious actions without user interaction.

The Android.BankBot.Coper trojans are capable of:

  • executing USSD requests;
  • sending SMS;
  • intercepting SMS;
  • locking and unlocking the device screen;
  • intercepting and hiding push notifications;
  • displaying push notifications;
  • displaying phishing windows on top of the targeted applications interface;
  • intercepting the information typed on the keyboard (a keylogger functionality);
  • uninstalling apps upon C&C server command, and
  • uninstalling themselves from the infected device.

Android.BankBot.Coper in virus library:

Android.BankBot.Coper.3271
Android.BankBot.Coper.3272
Android.BankBot.Coper.3273
Android.BankBot.Coper.3274
Android.BankBot.Coper.3275
Android.BankBot.Coper.3276
Android.BankBot.Coper.3277
Android.BankBot.Coper.3278
Android.BankBot.Coper.3279
Android.BankBot.Coper.328
Android.BankBot.Coper.3280
Android.BankBot.Coper.3281
Android.BankBot.Coper.3282
Android.BankBot.Coper.3283
Android.BankBot.Coper.3284
Android.BankBot.Coper.3285
Android.BankBot.Coper.3286
Android.BankBot.Coper.3287
Android.BankBot.Coper.3288
Android.BankBot.Coper.3289
Android.BankBot.Coper.329
Android.BankBot.Coper.3290
Android.BankBot.Coper.3291
Android.BankBot.Coper.3292
Android.BankBot.Coper.3293
Android.BankBot.Coper.3294
Android.BankBot.Coper.3295
Android.BankBot.Coper.3296
Android.BankBot.Coper.3297
Android.BankBot.Coper.3298
Android.BankBot.Coper.3299
Android.BankBot.Coper.330
Android.BankBot.Coper.3300
Android.BankBot.Coper.3301
Android.BankBot.Coper.3302
Android.BankBot.Coper.3303
Android.BankBot.Coper.3304
Android.BankBot.Coper.3305
Android.BankBot.Coper.3306
Android.BankBot.Coper.3307
Android.BankBot.Coper.3308
Android.BankBot.Coper.3309
Android.BankBot.Coper.331
Android.BankBot.Coper.3310
Android.BankBot.Coper.3311
Android.BankBot.Coper.3312
Android.BankBot.Coper.3313
Android.BankBot.Coper.3314
Android.BankBot.Coper.3315
Android.BankBot.Coper.3316

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Vulnerabilities for Android

According to statistics, every fifth program for Android contains a vulnerability (or, in other words, a "loophole") that lets cybercriminals successfully introduce Trojans onto mobile devices and manipulate them into doing whatever actions they need them to.

Dr.Web Security Auditor for Android diagnoses and analyses a mobile device’s security and offers solutions to address security problems and vulnerabilities.