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Another disguised Russian banking app has topped the US iPhone App Store

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Back in June, we flagged three instances of U.S.-sanctioned Russian banks sneaking client apps onto the App Store. Two months later, another example has climbed to the top of the iPhone App Store.

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  • 01Back in June, we flagged three instances of U.S.-sanctioned Russian banks sneaking client apps onto the App Store.
  • 02Two months later, another example has climbed to the top of the iPhone App Store.
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