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Android spyware evades anti-virus detection by using DroidPlugin sandbox

An Android spyware family is using the Droid plugin open-source sandbox to evade detection by anti-virus software installed on infected devices. The offending trojan, which goes by the name Triada, has been targeting Android users since at least mid-2016. Triada uses the sandbox to invoke malicious APK plugins it hides in its asset directory. One plugin communicates with the malwares command and control (C&C) server, for example. Another enables the program to conduct radio monitoring of the device.”]

Source: https://grahamcluley.com/triada-android-spyware-evades-anti-virus-detection-using-droidplugin-sandbox/

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