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Android malware posing as FamilyMart spread via hanwgsercassa.eu.cc

Security researcher @masaomi346 posted on X on 11 November 2026 about Android malware impersonating FamilyMart (ファミリーマート), the Japanese convenience store chain, distributed from hxxps://hanwgsercassa.eu[.]cc/, tagged…

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What happened

Security researcher @masaomi346 posted on X on 11 November 2026 about Android malware impersonating FamilyMart (ファミリーマート), the Japanese convenience store chain, distributed from hxxps://hanwgsercassa.eu[.]cc/, tagged #Phishing and #malware. FamilyMart is impersonated and is not the operator. Install apps only from the official Google Play store and never from links in texts or emails.

How the scam works

Android malware is often spread as a link or QR code that claims to be an official store, coupon or membership app. Installing an APK from a site such as hanwgsercassa.eu.cc, instead of from the official app store, can give the operator access to messages, overlays or accessibility services used to steal logins and approve payments. FamilyMart was impersonated and is not involved.

Do not sideload an app because a message or flyer told you to. If you already installed something from that host, uninstall it, run a mobile security scan and review bank and wallet activity.

A familiar convenience-store logo on a download page is not a substitute for an official app store listing. If a flyer, text or QR code tells you to install a FamilyMart-branded app from a .eu.cc domain, treat it as hostile and report the link to the store and to your mobile operator if it arrived by SMS. Official FamilyMart apps are published in the official app stores, not as a sideloaded file from a newly reported host.

Source

Public post on X, 11 November 2026: https://x.com/masaomi346/status/2120430576440373645

The indicators come from this source and have not been independently checked by scammers.com.

Red flags

  • A FamilyMart-branded app or coupon page that is not from the official app store.
  • A request to install an APK from hanwgsercassa.eu.cc or another unknown host.
  • A QR code or SMS that sends you to a download rather than to the official store listing.
  • An app that asks for accessibility, SMS or overlay permissions that a shop app does not need.

If you were targeted

  1. 1Do not install an app from that host or from a link in a flyer, text or QR code.
  2. 2If you already installed it, uninstall it, run a mobile security scan and review bank activity.
  3. 3Change passwords entered on the device and tell your bank if payments look wrong.
  4. 4Report the link to FamilyMart through official channels and to your mobile operator if it arrived by SMS.
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