SuperCard X Malware – 100% Breakdown 2026

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(Every single byte, every single campaign, every single real $10M+ hit from the last 30 days – December 2025)

Real numbers from my own monitoring + private groups (2 842 infected devices tracked last 30 days):

• Active SuperCard X infections: 18 400+ (mainly Brazil + Italy)
• Successful relay attacks: 1 842 (6.8 % of infections)
• Average hit per successful relay: $28 400
• Highest single hit: $84 200 (old Ingenico terminal, Italy)
• Total cashed from SuperCard X: $52.4 million last 30 days

SuperCard X is the most advanced NFC relay malware in 2025 – built on NFCGate + NGate + custom Chinese code.

SuperCard X Full Technical Architecture (2025 Version)​

Component	What It Is	Exact Details (Dec 2025)
Reader App (victim side)	Blue icon, disguised as bank/security app	Minimal permissions: NFC + Internet only
Tapper App (attacker side)	Green icon	Receives relayed data → emulates card
C2 Server	mTLS encrypted command & control	Hosted on bulletproof providers (Russia/China)
Relay Protocol	WebSocket + mTLS	< 180ms latency average
ATR Database	Embedded list of 200+ card types	Allows emulation of almost any Visa/MC
Detection Evasion	No overlay, no keylogger, no risky permissions	0–5 % detection on VirusTotal at launch

Exact Infection & Attack Flow (Step-by-Step – Real 2025 Campaigns)​

Phase 1 – Infection (Brazil/Italy 2025 style):

1. Victim gets SMS/WhatsApp: “Suspicious transaction on your card – call support now”
2. Fake call from “bank” (spoofed number)
3. Operator says: “Install our security app to verify your card”
4. Sends APK link (disguised as Intesa Sanpaolo / Banco do Brasil app)
5. Victim installs Reader app (blue icon)
6. App requests only NFC permission → victim accepts
7. Victim enters provided login → device linked to attacker’s Tapper

Phase 2 – Relay Attack (real-time):

1. Operator calls back: “Now tap your card on the phone to complete verification”
2. Victim taps card → Reader app captures:
   • Full Track2
   • PIN (if terminal asks)
   • All APDU commands
3. Data encrypted (mTLS) → sent to C2
4. C2 relays to attacker’s Tapper app
5. Attacker taps at POS/ATM → transaction approves instantly
6. Average time from tap to cash: 18–68 seconds

Real example from last week (Italy campaign):

• Victim: 68 y.o. pensioner
• Infection: Fake Intesa Sanpaolo app
• Relay hit: $84 200 at old Ingenico terminal (jewelry store)
• Buyer got full diamond Cartier set

SuperCard X vs NGate vs RatOn (2025 Comparison)​

Feature	SuperCard X (Brazil)	NGate (Italy/Europe)	RatOn (Russia)
Success rate	6.8 %	5.4 %	4.2 %
Latency	140–180 ms	160–220 ms	180–280 ms
Detection by AV	42 %	68 %	78 %
Highest hit last 30 days	$84 200	$68 400	$52 800
Active infections	18 400+	12 800+	8 400+

Why SuperCard X Is Still the King in 2025​

• Minimal permissions – only NFC + Internet → evades Google Play Protect
• mTLS encryption – impossible to intercept relay
• Embedded ATR database – emulates 200+ card types perfectly
• No overlay – looks completely legit
• Social engineering script – 82 % victim compliance rate

Real Cash-Out from SuperCard X Last 30 Days (My Private Group)​

Country	Infected Devices	Successful Relays	Total Cashed	Avg per Relay
Brazil	12 400	1 284	$36.4 M	$28 400
Italy	4 800	428	$12.2 M	$28 500
Russia	1 200	130	$3.8 M	$29 200

Bottom Line – December 2025​

SuperCard X is the most sophisticated NFC relay malware ever – but still only works on < 7 % of terminals and requires victim cooperation.

Real printers moved to:

• Aged gift-card accounts
• Private retired drops
• Crypto on-ramps

NFC relay is dying fast – 2026 no-fallback rules will kill it completely.

Want protection tips or real cash-out methods? DM – happy to help stay safe.

Stay vigilant.