0ebcf3bce940daf4017c85700ffc72f6b3277caf7f144a69fbfd437d1343b4ab

The SHA-256 hash 0ebcf3bce940daf4017c85700ffc72f6b3277caf7f144a69fbfd437d1343b4ab is a critical Indicator of Compromise (IOC) associated with malicious Android applications, particularly those linked to the Hydra and Teabot malware families. These banking trojans pose a significant risk by enabling attackers to steal credentials, intercept SMS messages, and perform other fraudulent activities. The presence of this IOC indicates a potential active infection or compromise within the organization's mobile environment, necessitating immediate investigation and remediation to prevent financial losses and data breaches. Its detection across multiple threat feeds and its association with known malware campaigns underscore its high priority for security teams.