GhostBat RAT operators are cybercriminals associated with Android malware campaigns using the GhostBat remote access trojan to target mobile users. Reported activity includes targeting Indian Android users through bogus mobile applications distributed via WhatsApp and SMS messages that direct victims to compromised websites and GitHub-hosted content. GhostBat has been described as an Android RAT capable of data theft, phishing, and remote interactive access including VNC-style sessions, indicating post-compromise control of infected devices. Based on the observed delivery methods and malware functionality, the operators demonstrate mobile-focused initial access through social engineering, credential and data theft, and broader post-exploitation capability on compromised Android endpoints. Attribution to a specific named group or country is not currently available.
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