an Android version of Super Mario Run . The ThreatLabZ team wrote about a similar scam that occurred during the release of another wildly popular Niantic game , Pokemon GO . Like that scam , the new Android Marcher Trojan is disguised asAttack.Phishingthe Super Mario Run app and attempts to trickAttack.Phishingusers with fake finance apps and a credit card page in an effort to capture banking details . Once the user 's mobile device has been infected , the malware waits for victims to open one of its targeted apps and then presents the fake overlay page asking for banking details . Unsuspecting victims will provide the details that will be harvested and sent out to to the malware 's command and control ( C & C ) server . We have seen this malware evolve and take advantage of recent trends in order to target a large number of users . We have covered similar campaigns in the past related to Marcher malware here and here . Technical details In this new strain , the Marcher malware is disguised asAttack.Phishingthe Super Mario Run app for Android . Knowing that Android users are eagerly awaiting this game , the malware will attemptAttack.Phishingto present a fake web page promoting its release . In previous variants of Marcher , we observed this malware family targeting well-known Australian , UK , and French banks . The current version is targeting account management apps as well as well-known banks . Like previous Marcher variants , the current version also presentsAttack.Phishingfake credit card pages once an infected victim opens the Google Play store .