
'DroidBot' Malware Hits French Banks, Mauritania's Bankily Breached; 1 GB Data Stolen, Ransom Deadline Dec 13
A malware named 'DroidBot' has been targeting customers of several French banks, aiming to steal personal information. Reports indicate that the malware is designed to extract sensitive data from users, raising concerns about cybersecurity in the French banking sector. Additionally, a separate cyberattack has been reported in Mauritania, where the Bashe hacking group claims to have breached Bankily, a financial service provider. The group reportedly exfiltrated 1 GB of data, including administrator usernames, customer names, phone numbers, account balances, and source data code. The hackers have set a ransom deadline for December 13, 2024.
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La Tribune📱 #DroidBot, ce nouveau malware qui fait trembler les banques françaises https://t.co/1AeDozpx6G
RTL France"DroidBot" : ce que l'on sait de ce logiciel malveillant qui essaie d'obtenir vos informations personnelles ⤵ https://t.co/FpKyp6ZzEr
HackManac🚨Cyberattack Alert ‼️ 🇲🇷Mauritania - Bankily Bashe hacking group claims to have breached Bankily. Allegedly, 1 GB of data, including admin’s username and customer data (names, phones, balances, source data code), were exfiltrated. Ransom deadline: 13th Dec 24. https://t.co/E1y43u7mpH
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