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Further update on the Anasta mobile malware threat reported on the 5th of December.
A new wave of the Anasta mobile malware campaign has emerged over the recent holiday period, targeting bank customers in multiple countries. Over 30 new malware samples have been observed by threat intelligence teams, who have been working to protect customers.
This latest campaign uses streamlined overlay screens on victims’ phones, aimed solely at capturing mobile banking passcodes and credit card details. Earlier versions of Anasta were more extensive in the data harvested, in an attempt to obtain as much sensitive customer information as possible. The simplified approach likely aims to avoid raising suspicions (see examples below):
To protect yourself from mobile malware like Anasta:
Stay vigilant against mobile threats like Anasta. Keep security software and mobile OS up-to-date and be careful when downloading apps or clicking links on your device. With proper precautions, you can avoid becoming a victim.
For further guidance on protecting yourself against mobile malware, view our ‘Mobile Malware’ guide.