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MalwareJun 16, 2026

New Rokarolla Android Trojan Found Targeting 217 Crypto and Banking Apps

New Rokarolla Android Trojan targets 217 crypto and banking apps with clipboard hijacking and device control.

A new Android banking trojan named Rokarolla has been discovered by Zimperium researchers. This malware is capable of hijacking clipboards, blocking bank calls, and taking complete control of infected devices. It targets 217 cryptocurrency and banking applications by using fake screen overlays and requesting Accessibility Services permissions.

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The Rokarolla Android trojan exploits users' willingness to grant broad Accessibility Services permissions, enabling full device takeover across 217 financial and crypto applications. By using fake screen overlays (overlay attacks), it silently captures credentials and intercepts clipboard data — including cryptocurrency wallet addresses — without the user's knowledge. This matters because mobile banking trojans that abuse legitimate OS features are extremely difficult to detect with standard antivirus tools. The root issue lies in a lack of user awareness about the risks of granting elevated permissions to unverified apps, combined with insufficient mobile device security controls.

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  • domain — infocontablidades.it.com

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TikTok (product)Google Chrome (product)Google Play Protect (product)Zimperium (vendor)Rokarolla (threat_actor)Cequence Security (vendor)