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This post is also available in: 日本語 (Japanese) Executive Summary One of the biggest challenges we face in analyzing Android application package (APK) samples at scale is the diversity of Android platform versions that malware authors use. When trying to utilize static and dynamic analysis techniques in the malware detection space, the sheer variety of platform versions can feel overwhelming.
Unit 42 researchers have observed a surge of malware written for the Android platform that is attempting to impersonate the popular ChatGPT application. These malware variants emerged along with the release by OpenAI of GPT-3.5, followed by GPT-4, infecting victims interested in using the ChatGPT tool. Here, we provide an in-depth analysis of two types of currently active malware clusters. The first cluster is a Meterpreter Trojan disguised as a "SuperGPT" app.
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