A dangerous Android banking trojan has found a way to the Google Play Store once again, potentially affecting tens of ...

Android users are well used to being targeted by fake apps and worrying malware. However, things appear to be taking a turn ...

A screenshot of the malware masquerading as a system update running on an Android phone. The malware can take full control of an affected device. (Image: Zimperium) ...

New Android Malware Poses as Security Update to Take Control of Devices. The malware can record calls, take photos, and perform a variety of invasive actions. By Brittany Vincent. March 28 ...

SparkKitty, a powerful mobile malware strain that scans private photos to steal cryptocurrency recovery phrases and other ...

Crocodilus malware targets Android users through Facebook ads, stealing banking data and adding fake contacts to make scam calls appear legitimate in the U.S., Spain and Turkey.

The new Android malware disguises itself as a System Update application, and is stealing data, messages, images and taking control of Android phones.

The malware was found bundled in an app called "System Update" that had to be installed outside of Google Play, the app store for Android devices.

Android System Update malware. Unlike other forms of malware, which gather information in an indiscriminate manner, this new strain of spyware is designed to detect certain events and actions ...

FalseGuide malware dupes 600,000 Android users into joining botnet How cybercriminals are using Android security bulletins to plan attacks [TechRepublic] Editorial standards ...

Watch out - that Android security update may be malware. News. By Anthony Spadafora published 2 October 2021 A warning about malware is tricking users into installing malware on their own devices.

Researchers at security firm Sophos say they have discovered malware for Android phones that is used as a spam botnet. Spam messages are being sent from Google Android phones and tablets, all of ...