THE Q2 2026 mobile threat report indicates a significant decline in mobile malware attacks, with over 1.99 million threats blocked. The most common type of threat was Trojan-Bankers, composed of 30.77% of detected malware, with over 304,000 malicious installation packages identified. Downward trends were noted in attacks utilizing specific strains of pre-installed Trojans, attributed to vendor firmware patches.
Key findings include a rise in malicious loaders on Google Play and a remarkable increase in the prevalence of the Creduz and Mamont Trojans. Adware attacks also dropped, with Trojan-Dropper variants gaining ground. The report emphasizes ongoing iteration of malware, particularly in the banking sector, reflecting active threat evolution.