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Anomali's report published in June 2020
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Anomali Threat Research Identifies Fake COVID-19 Contact Tracing Apps Used to Download Malware that Monitors Devices, Steals Personal Data
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Anomali's report published in June 2020
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Threat actors continue to imitate official apps to take advantage of the brand recognition and perceived trust of those released by government agencies. [..]. This research reveals a glimpse into some of the applications threat actors are actively distributing, and there are likely numerous others in the wild that have not yet been detected.
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