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By Ionut Arghire on January 20, 2021
A recently identified malvertising campaign targeting mobile and other connected devices users makes heavy use of obfuscation and cloaking to avoid detection.
Dubbed LuckyBoy, the multi-stage, tag-based campaign is focused on iOS, Android, and Xbox users. Since December 2020, it penetrated over 10 Demand Side Platforms (DSP), primarily Europe-based, with observed campaigns impacting users in the U.S. and Canada.
According to security vendor Media Trust, the malware checks for a global variable ‘luckyboy’ that allows it to detect whether blockers, testing environments, and active debuggers are present on the device. If any is detected, the malware won’t execute.