This new malware pretends to be Telegram then steals your details
(Windows Phone Central)

A new type of malware attempts to trick people into entering their sensitive information through fake social media ads. What you need to know A type of malware was recently discovered that attempts to steal people`s personal information by obtaining social media account details. The stealer then logs into a user`s social media accounts and shows fake ads to trick people into entering personal information. The malware disguises itself by pretending to be the messaging app Telegram. A new type of malware has been discovered by Zscaler ThreatLabz. Dubbed Win32.PWS.FFDroider, or FFDroider for short, the malware attempts to steal people`s sensitive information using various methods. The primary path of attack is stealing people`s cookies and credentials from a browser, logging into a victim`s social media accounts, then tricking users into entering sensitive information. FFDroider disguises itself as a fake version of the messaging app Telegram. Once on a victim`s PC, the program ...