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Attack on Vehicle Headers via Internal Android Software

Experts have discovered a novel Android malware that attacks DoFun's vehicle headers. Cybercriminals behind the malware abused the update mechanism of the legitimate system app TWCore to unnoticedly transmit malware to Android-based autoradios. In June 2026, security experts discovered a novel Android malware that attacks vehicle headers. These systems combine multimedia functions and partly also functions for vehicle control. They can be instal…
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Experts have discovered a novel Android malware that attacks DoFun's vehicle headers. Cybercriminals behind the malware abused the update mechanism of the legitimate system app TWCore to unnoticedly transmit malware to Android-based autoradios. In June 2026, security experts discovered a novel Android malware that attacks vehicle headers. These systems combine multimedia functions and partly also functions for vehicle control. They can be instal…

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b2b-cyber-security.de broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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