Fraudsters have embedded a stealthy Trojan horse in an application about a gas station with gasoline: "Criminals distribute the ZloyRAT Trojan to devices on the Android platform under the guise of the "DPS Radar" application. Online fuel", which supposedly shows the traffic police teams and traffic police cameras on the map, as well as the availability of fuel at gas stations. Inside the app is hidden a dropper - a program that silently installs other malware on the smartphone. As soon as it enters the device, the application asks for access to SMS, and then to contacts and call management. The Trojan disguises itself as a normal website and opens it on the screen; The only noticeable sign is that the phone may start running slower. ZloyRAT is interested in more than 60 applications of Russian banks and financial services, as well as markets, government services and Telegram."

Fraudsters have embedded a stealthy Trojan horse in an application about a gas station with gasoline: "Criminals distribute the ZloyRAT Trojan to devices on the Android platform under the guise of the "DPS Radar" application. Online fuel", which supposedly shows the traffic police teams and traffic police cameras on the map, as well as the availability of fuel at gas stations. Inside the app is hidden a dropper - a program that silently installs other malware on the smartphone. As soon as it enters the device, the application asks for access to SMS, and then to contacts and call management. The Trojan disguises itself as a normal website and opens it on the screen; The only noticeable sign is that the phone may start running slower. ZloyRAT is interested in more than 60 applications of Russian banks and financial services, as well as markets, government services and Telegram."