Account takeover (ATO) attacks are a growing threat, where fraudsters gain access to users' accounts to steal money and sensitive information. These attacks typically involve installing malware on victims’ devices to gain full control.

What makes these attacks particularly dangerous today is the rise of new-generation malware that can operate at scale and evade traditional detection methods. One such example is TeaBot, a sophisticated mobile banking malware discovered by our Threat Intelligence Team a few months ago.

In this infographic, we break down how TeaBot works and the impact it can have, using a real-life example to show just how these attacks unfold and how they can be detected and stopped.

Key insights you’ll find in the infographic:

  • How account takeover attacks work and how fraudsters use malware to gain control of victims’ devices
  • The growing sophistication of new-generation malware like TeaBot and why traditional methods struggle to detect it
  • Real-time detection strategies to protect your institution and customers from ATO attacks

Download the infographic to learn how Cleafy’s advanced detection capabilities can help stop account takeover attacks before they happen.