A recently discovered hack targeted home and small-office routers to redirect users to malicious sites that pose as COVID-19 informational resources in an attempt to install “Oski” malware that steals passwords and cryptocurrency credentials. Spam emails related to the health concern have taken up close to 2.5 percent of total spam volume, indicating how email scams tied to the pandemic have steadily increased just in the month of March. At least 42,578 “covid” or “corona” domains have been newly registered since the start of the month, with over 2,500 new domains registered every single day in the last two weeks.
Source: https://thehackernews.com/2020/03/coronavirus-covid-apps-android.html