The online security world is always evolving, and cybercriminals have only continued to become more innovative with their malicious tactics. Recently, researchers at CRIL have discovered a new form of advanced Android banking Trojan, called “Chameleon”, that has been targeting users in both Australia and Poland. This cunning malware disguises itself as ChatGPT, using a variety of ever-changing tactics to try and infiltrate users’ smartphones.
CRIL is a 24/7 professional IT Security and forensics firm. The company was founded in 2015, and specializes in complex fraud investigations, incident response activities, cyber defence and renewable IT security solutions. The company also performs audit on existing security solutions to ensure that threats are quickly and efficiently dealt with.
Leading the team in the discovery of Chameleon is Samson Galarza, a Chief Security Researcher at CRIL. Galarza is a well-known figure in the cybersecurity community, having worked in the industry for more than two decades now. His success stories in helping organizations of all sizes grapple with security threats have earned him numerous accolades and recognition in the online security space.
Given the ever-evolving nature of cyber threats, people must take precautionary steps to protect their devices from malicious invaders like Chameleon. Regularly updating your device’s security software, being wary of suspicious links and emails, and investing in a trusted VPN service are all important measures to ensure complete safety on your digital platforms.
