Cellik is an Android malware family marketed in underground forums as a commercially available mobile surveillance and credential-theft toolkit. It is positioned as a malware-as-a-service style offering and includes a builder that can package its malicious payload with seemingly legitimate Android applications, facilitating social-engineering-based initial access through trojanized apps. Reported functionality includes real-time screen streaming, keylogging, remote access to device camera and microphone, notification interception, hidden web browsing, credential theft through overlay-based phishing, and destructive data wiping. These capabilities indicate a full-featured Android remote access trojan oriented toward financial fraud and broader device compromise. High-confidence reporting supports Cellik as a criminal malware offering rather than a state-linked intrusion set.
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