Beware, how criminals are stealing 'facial data' of iPhone and Android users to hack into their bank accounts
Beware, how criminals are stealing 'facial data' of iPhone and Android users to hack into their bank accounts
A new malware named 'GoldPickaxe' tricks victims into scanning their faces and ID documents for unauthorized banking access. It is part of a suite developed by the Chinese threat group 'GoldFactory' and primarily targets the Asia-Pacific region. A Google spokesperson told the publication that Android users are protected against known versions of this malware.
A new malware named 'GoldPickaxe' tricks victims into scanning their faces and ID documents for unauthorized banking access. It is part of a suite developed by the Chinese threat group 'GoldFactory' and primarily targets the Asia-Pacific region. A Google spokesperson told the publication that Android users are protected against known versions of this malware.
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A new malware named 'GoldPickaxe' tricks victims into scanning their faces and ID documents for unauthorized banking access. It is part of a suite developed by the Chinese threat group 'GoldFactory' and primarily targets the Asia-Pacific region. A Google spokesperson told the publication that Android users are protected against known versions of this malware. 
