Certo Software has uncovered a new Android spyware known as RadzaRat, a Remote Access Trojan that allows criminals complete control over infected devices. Alarmingly, this malware is undetectable by all major antivirus programs, posing a significant threat to users. RadzaRat masquerades as a normal file manager app, which many people use for managing photos and documents. Once installed, it not only allows hackers to browse and download files but also includes keylogging features that can capture sensitive information like passwords and credit card numbers. The spyware is distributed openly online, making it easily accessible to anyone. A test on VirusTotal revealed a shocking 0% detection rate across 66 security vendors, highlighting its effectiveness in evading current security measures. Simon Lewis, co-founder of Certo Software, emphasized the dangers posed by RadzaRat due to its combination of evasion tactics and public availability. The APK installer can be downloaded without any barriers, making it simple for even inexperienced individuals to deploy the malware. RadzaRat is actively sold on underground forums by a developer named ‘Heron44’ and requires minimal resources to operate. It uses free services to run, making the setup cost-effective for criminals. The program can also prevent Android from closing it and ensures it restarts automatically after a device reboot. This level of persistence increases the risk for users, especially those on Android, who need to be cautious about app downloads.