India, July 25 -- A new cybersecurity threat is making headlines. The Coyote malware is back with a new trick up its sleeve. This time, it is using Windows tools to spy on users and steal banking details. Coyote now takes advantage of a feature called UI Automation. This feature was built to help apps support accessibility needs. But Coyote turns it into a spying device. It watches which sites you open, especially banking and crypto exchange pages.

When someone installs a program that carries the malware, usually delivered through the popular Squirrel installer, the Coyote malware begins working in the background. It gathers basic system information and watches which apps or windows are in use. If the user opens a bank or cryptocurrency ...