Feb. 16, 2024, 5:35 p.m. | MalBot

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Well, the GoldPickaxe Trojan does not literally steal your face, but it does steal an image of your face in order to be able to identify as you.


Researchers have found a family of Trojans, attributed to a financially motivated Chinese group, which come in versions for iOS and Android.


Cybercriminals try to trick victims into scanning their faces along with identification documents. The victims are approached through phishing and smishing messages claiming to be from local governments or other …

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