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Two days ago, the New York Sheriffs’ Office warned about Android #NGate malware It can steal (relay) your card details & PIN, letting threat actor withdraw cash via ATMs—without your card. It abuses #NFC tech used for tap-to-pay. Here is explanation video how it works 👇

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Mobile Hacker10 months ago

Official Warning for Android Users by NY Sheriffs’ Association

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Mobile Hacker10 months ago

How to protect yourself against NGate: - Install banking apps ONLY from Google Play or your bank - Ignore links in texts/emails - Hang up on fake “bank” calls - Use trusted mobile security - Don't put card on back side of your phone if requested by app

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ragey🎗️10 months ago

it literally can only be used while your card is on your phone and the app is reading lmao stop with the scare tactics, no threat actor is standing at a cashier every second of the day waiting for the ping tha gives them 2 seconds to use it

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Mobile Hacker10 months ago

Czech police released video of a suspect arrested after withdrawing ~€6,000 from ATM using #NGate malware in March 2024 + more sources CZ - IT- BR - AU - PL -

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ragey🎗️10 months ago

did you read the article you sent me? they already had access to their banking and wired the funds to atm they controlled when they couldn't convince the victim to download the malware lmaoooooo

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Minnu Penssiia10 months ago

old news

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Joey10 months ago

Simple solution dont use pay apps.

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Mobile Hacker10 months ago

Actually, using Google/Apple Wallet apps for contactless payments are the safest type of paying at PoS terminal, because it requests biometrics/PIN verification of smartphone owner.

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WhiteHex10 months ago

Never understood why people tap-tap every purchase using their phone, keeping in mind their phone might be Pandora of malware ....it is the foundation of finance/security awareness

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NotDeadYet10 months ago

NFCProxy was great in a busy environment, relay through own portable network.🍻

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JiloGh10 months ago

@CaptainSmart_tv free lesson

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Alessandro De Carli ☁️ 🫡10 months ago

man... this is like 10 years old. @killercsecurity published a paper on this way back...

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Mobile Hacker10 months ago

@killercsecurity The key point is that threat actors have been actively exploiting it for the past year, not when the NFCgate paper or app were originally published.

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X_ManlnSky4O862510 months ago

Fxxk up technology

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Daobert10 months ago

@cyberlagebild

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K CSG10 months ago

Will be discussing/demoing this tech and mitigations at this weekend's GroundRod Level 2 class in Spokane, WA...

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