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No, you haven’t been invited to join Clubhouse – it’s an Android trojan – Techradar
Fake Clubhouse app for Android can harvest credentials from 458 online services
The invitation-only audio chat app Clubhouse is tremendously popular at the moment which is why cybercriminals have created a fake Android version of the app in order to deliver malware capable of stealing user credentials from hundreds of online services.
The fake app was discovered by ESET malware researcher Lukas Stefanko on a website designed to mimic the look and feel of the legitimate Clubhouse site. While the company eventually plans to release an Android version, its app is currently only…
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