This type of virus steals your financial information on Android phones

Gplayed is a new Trojan attacking Android devices acting as a legitimate Google service service.

The virus has been discovered by researchers who claim to be a Google service in infected Android devices, broadcast Kosova Preris.

Malware “Gplayed” labels itself as “Google Play Marketwork” and uses an icon very similar to the standard Google Play application to deceive victims by believing that software is legal.

According to researchers from Cisco Talos, the Gplayed is the extremely powerful “” and its main properties are flexibility and the ability to adapt after setting the device.

The virus has a modular infrastructure, which can load real-time installed loads in a distance, which means hackers can add additional action within it without having to update it.

The destructive abilities of this dangerous strain are similar to other types of malarware in the same class. Gplay focuses on stealing financial information along with spying and is able to steal bank credentials, monitor the device's location, steal equipment data, register keys and more.

After a mobile device Android has been compromised, the troian will try to register the device with the Malware command and control server.

Malware will also filter private information at this point of infection, including the mobile model, TIME, phone number, registered place and Android version in use.

He is able to inject JavaScript to manipulate with browser sessions and forward users to malicious sites, and Malware is able to compile new codes. NET in motion for execution.

The Cisco Talos company believes Trojan is in the final stages of testing. The dangerous virus has also appeared on antivirus platforms, so it is recommended that you save your GPolde device by any means use an antivirus and not download suspicious Google Play applications.