The article discusses a new Android malware named Snowblind that is exploiting the 'seccomp' security feature to bypass anti-tampering protections in apps handling sensitive user data. Unlike other malware, Snowblind targets apps by injecting a native library to intercept system calls and manipulate the anti-tampering code during the APK checking process undetected. This technique allows Snowblind to access passwords, disable security features like two-factor authentication, and control apps invisibly to the user. The malware was observed targeting an app in Southeast Asia, with the potential for widespread adoption by other cyber adversaries. Google has confirmed that no apps containing this malware are on Google Play, but users are still advised to stay vigilant. This novel attack vector highlights the need for enhanced security measures on Android devices.