<ul><li>Snowblind is a new Android malware targeting banking information. Discovered by cybersecurity firm Promon, it infiltrates devices through malicious apps that appear legitimate.</li><li>The malware exploits the "seccomp" feature in the Linux kernel to bypass Android's security, using accessibility services to monitor screens and steal login information. It can disable biometric and two-factor authentication, increasing the risk of fraud and identity theft.</li><li>Snowblind operates quietly in the background, making it hard to detect. It likely spreads outside official app stores through social engineering attacks, tricking less tech-savvy users.</li></ul>

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