Last week, Google introduced its new data safety section for the Play Store, which states that Android application developers have until July 20th to fully disclose their data collection, sharing, and ...

A powerful new Android trojan can take over your phone, steal financial data and empty accounts in just a few seconds.

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Android has a bit of a malware problem. The open ecosystem's flexibility also makes it relatively easy for tainted apps to circulate on third-party app stores or malicious websites. Worse still, ...

Generally, you don’t need an antivirus app on your Android phone if you play it safe, only download apps from the Play Store, and keep your security settings enabled. However, some like to take a walk ...

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A new Android banking malware named Octo has appeared in the wild, featuring remote access capabilities that allow malicious operators to perform on-device fraud. The new variant has been discovered ...

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Six phony anti-virus apps have been removed from the Google Play app store because instead of protecting users from cyber criminals, they were actually being used to deliver malware to steal passwords ...

A fake antivirus application on Google PlayStore was spotted to have an Android trojan banking malware that might steal sensitive information from the users. The latest report wrote that the search ...

Google Play Store is no longer a safe place for app users. The number of malware found on public applications available on Google Play has increased significantly over the last couple of years.