Controlling Android / Zitmo by SMS commands
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| June 21, 2012
| Category: Security Research
| June 21, 2012
| Category: Security Research
A new sample of Zitmo is out, pretending to be an Android Security Suite. Like others in Zitmo, the malware is a SMS spy: it forwards incoming SMS message to a remote server. This particular sample responds to a few basic SMS commands we have reversed.
In the following video, we show one of these commands in action: a SMS whose body is ”/” and followed by a phone number sets up a new phone number for the spy. Then, all future incoming SMS are also forwarded to that phone number.
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For more information, we have written a detailed description of the malware.
– the Crypto Girl
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Axelle Apvrille
| June 21, 2012
| Category: Security Research
Axelle Apvrille
| June 21, 2012
| Category: Security Research
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