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Android devices are extremely popular, mainly due to their open-source model, wide range of device options, and affordability, which makes them appealing to a broad demographic and accessible to people from diverse incomes. However, due to its popularity, it makes Android devices an easy target for attacks, resulting in multiple risks associated with storing sensitive
Android Antivirus apps remain one of Android's most common of apps. Generally, if you're playing it safe, you don't need an antivirus app, just download apps from the Play Store, and keep your security settings available. There are many, though, who want to take a walk on the wild side and not do those things.
Dozens of malicious apps, some available in Play, found in the past couple months. Joker malware September has been a busy month for malicious Android apps, with hundreds of them flooding either Google Play or third-party markets from a single malware family alone, researchers from security companies said. Known as Joker, since late 2016, this
Android users installing apps from third-party app stores are at risk of the BlackRock malware. How can this malware be stopped? BlackRock malware is yet another threat worrying Android users. This newly-discovered malware can target a variety of different applications, thereby stealing your information. Make sure you know what BlackRock malware is, and how you
Android antivirus apps remain one of Android's most common applications. Generally speaking, if you play it safely, you don't need to have an antivirus program, just download apps from the Play Store and keep your security settings available. In the other side, however, there are those who enjoy taking a stroll and not doing those
