Moreover, the apps found by Stefanko used two different methods to help the bad actors who developed them to get their paws on the target's cryptocurrency funds.
MetaMask, the first one of them impersonates a legitimate service which allows you to "run Ethereum dApps right in your browser" but describes itself as a multi-currency wallet on the Google Play store.
This fake wallet app used phishing tactics to steal the victim's credentials wallet password and private key. As a bonus, according to the screenshot of its Google Play store page provided by the researcher, the MetaMask was also displaying ads probably as an extra revenue stream.
The other three malicious Android a...
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