The «Brokewell» trojan can access your phone, spy on you, and access your banking apps.
Android users need to be alert for a fake Google Chrome update that tricks them into installing a trojan malware known as «Brokewell.» This type of malware pretends to be an ordinary app but once installed on a phone, it becomes malware. The «Brokewell» trojan is known for collecting phone owner’s personal data, and it can also allow an attacker to remotely take control of an Android phone. It can also spy on users and access banking apps wiping out victims of the trojan.
ThreatFabric, a Dutch security firm, says that there is a good reason why the word «broke» is included in the name of the trojan.
