Mirax Android RAT Infects 220,000 Accounts via Meta Ads

The Mirax Android remote access trojan (RAT) has infected over 220,000 user accounts, primarily targeting Spanish-speaking users through malicious ads on Meta platforms. The malware enables full remote control of compromised devices and converts them into SOCKS5 proxies for attackers. No specific dates, CVE IDs, or additional technical details about the infection vector or persistence mechanisms were provided. The campaign spreads via Meta advertisements, though the exact distribution method remains unspecified. The primary impact includes unauthorized device access and potential misuse of infected systems for proxy-based activities.