HyperRat
HyperRat is an Android remote access trojan (RAT) offered as a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) platform. Reporting cited in the content states that Cyble and iVerify identified HyperRat as a new Android malware family capable of stealing sensitive data from compromised devices. It is described as being rented to customers through a MaaS model, and its operational approach includes the use of Telegram bots for subscription handling and victim notifications. The content further notes that this Telegram-based model mirrors other Russian MaaS families, indicating HyperRat is associated with Russian-language cybercrime ecosystems. In broader threat reporting, HyperRat is grouped with Android RAT activity involving data theft, phishing, and VNC sessions. No specific infection vector, actor attribution beyond the Russian MaaS ecosystem reference, or concrete indicators of compromise are provided in the supplied content.
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Referenced as another Russian MaaS malware family using a similar Telegram bot-based operational model.
Android remote access trojan offered via a malware-as-a-service rental model, initially marketed to Russian-speaking buyers.
Android RAT with extensive data theft and remote control capabilities, including VNC sessions, SMS, call logs, and phishing overlays.
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