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New Android Malware Variant Can Remotely Root Phone

An updated variant of the Legacy Native (LeNa) malware utilizes the GingerBreak exploit to gain root permission on Android phones. LeNa hides its exploit in a functional JPEG file that communicates with a command and control server to install and launch packages unbeknownst to the phone s user. The malware has found a home on alternative mobile application marketplaces which are blocked by default on Android devices. The new version of LeNa has been seen making the rounds disguised as a version of the popular game Angry Birds Space.

Source: https://threatpost.com/new-android-malware-variant-can-remotely-root-phone-040412/76405/

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