With all of that having been said and now out of the way, it is important to note that the attackers are using the built in accessibility service in Android to make it so that they can mimic overlays. The way that this works is that you might assume that you are entering your credit card details into a legitimate service that requires this information in order to charge you for whatever it is providing you with, but it will turn out that the form that you submitted was actually fake and your credit card information would subsequently end up in the wrong hands.
One really intriguing thing about this new malware is that it uses HTML overlays as well which help make the overlays seem a lot more realistic with all things having been considered and taken into account. That means that users have to be more careful than ever before. You should vet any form that you are putting credit card information into a number of times before. This malware sends your credit card information straight to the dark web with a Tor2Web proxy that serves as a gateway for the data and secures its transmission.

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