AI-Powered NGate Malware Evades Detection Inside NFC Payment Apps
A new NGate malware variant that hides inside a trojanized version of HandyPay, a legitimate NFC payment relay app for Android, to steal card data and PINs for ATM cash-outs and fraudulent payments. The injected code shows clear signs of being produced with generative AI, highlighting how low‑skill
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