What makes this story particularly intriguing is that the app itself was submitted to the Play Store in 2021 with no harmful features. However, with the introduction of iRecorder - Screen Recorder ...

The Android app iRecorder Screen Recorder was discovered secretly recording videos of users and sending them to the developer. A blog post from Essential Security against Evolving Threats researcher ...

An app that had more than 50,000 downloads from Google Play surreptitiously recorded nearby audio every 15 minutes and sent it to the app developer, a researcher from security firm ESET said. The app, ...

A cybersecurity firm says a popular Android screen recording app that racked up tens of thousands of downloads on Google’s app store subsequently began spying on its users, including by stealing ...

In the digital world, what’s useful today can become harmful tomorrow. Unfortunately, this is precisely what happened with iRecorder – Screen Recorder. This screen-recording Android application with ...

The Google Play Store and App Store provide significant convenience for users and a great platform for developers to earn income. However, these open marketplaces can also present risks. A recent ...

(NEXSTAR) – A screen recording app available in the Google Play store that was installed over 50,000 times functioned normally for months before it started spying on users, researchers say. The app, ...

A Google Play Store application recorded a minute of the users' screen every 15 minutes and forwarded it to the developers' servers through an encrypted link. The app started as an innocent screen ...

In a recent discovery, researchers from ESET have revealed that a popular Android screen recording app, iRecorder - Screen Recorder, has been found to spy on users and steal data. Initially available ...

Security experts are urging people to delete a screen recording app that was available on the Google Play Store. Researchers at cybersecurity company ESET said the “trojanized Android app,” has more ...

Android users who installed an earlier version of iRecorder (prior to version 1.3.8), which lacked any malicious features, would have unknowingly exposed their devices to AhRat if they subsequently ...