Supply chain problem: 8,9 million times factory Android malware
At the Black Hat Asia hacking conference, researchers from the security provider Trend Micro announced that millions of Android smartphones worldwide are infected with malicious firmware - and this before the devices even leave production. According to the Lemon Group hacker group, it was able to inject malware called "Guerrilla" into 8,9 million devices. The security researchers warn that cybercriminals rent out remote access to Android smartphones via proxy plugins and are charged per minute for it. Keystrokes of passwords, geographic location, IP address and other confidential data can be accessed. The advertisement for…