PJobRAT, an Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT) which disappeared roughly six years ago, has made a rather quiet comeback, targeting users with some arguably more dangerous functionalities.

Ironically, Sakura RAT can’t build any malware for the user. But it does contain malicious computer code that’ll download malware to a PC during the compilation process. In total, Sophos ...

Cybersecurity researchers from Sophos’ X-Ops security team discovered new samples in the wild, noting the 2019 PJobRAT could steal SMS messages, phone contacts, device and app information ...

Sophos reported the threat to GitHub, which appears to have taken down the affected pages. But it’s not the first time a hacker has resorted to using a fake malware builder to prey on amateurs.