According to a study by a tech company, 48% of macOS devices get infected by MacKeeper–an app made to keep macOS safe from malware. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TIMES. NEWSLETTER SIGNUP.

Another dangerous malware-laced app has been found on Google Play—this time with over 100m installs. If it's on your device, uninstall it immediately.

In the latest scam, discovered by a cybersecurity researcher, an app for SG-themed wallpaper — available in the Google Play Store — has been installing insidious malware onto people’s phones ...

A popular app has been removed from Google Play after it was discovered to have delivered trojanized malware onto millions of users’ phones via an update. Until recently, Barcode Scanner was a ...

Just a few days after Google announced new safeguards against malicious apps in its Android Market, one researcher is already offering a helpful reminder that the mobile malware cat-and-mouse game ...

App-installing malware infected around 14 million outdated Android smartphones last year, and up to 50,000 devices could still be affected. Skip to content. NOWCAST WXII 12 News at 4 pm.

The app reportedly causing all of these issues is MacKeeper. Ironically, MacKeeper is designed to keep Macs safe from malware by offering cleaning, security, privacy, and performance tools. Yikes.

QUESTION: I downloaded an app, and my phone has not worked right since. It’s slow. Do you think the app was malware? ANSWER: Just like any app, malware will use your phone's resources when ...

Those apps were downloaded more than 242,000 times via Google Play and also circulated through unofficial app stores.

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