Fraud & Security Alert

May 3, 2020

Nasty malware steals banking passwords and 2FA codes

A horrific new version of malware can scan your entire phone for banking apps and steal your password without you ever knowing. And if you have two-factor authentication, you aren't safe either — the app can steal that code too! Here's a quick rundown on the scariest malware you've never heard of.

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