Now more than ever, we depend on digital devices like smartphones and computers for work and entertainment. Users want a smooth experience. However, there are times when our devices show
Apps that appear to be normal but are occasionally compromised with malware are extremely common. Users should always update their gadgets, keep an eye out for articles like this one,
Popular apps have been pulled from the Google Play store, and users of Android devices are being asked to do so right away. Millions of users have downloaded the harmful
Unknown Android spyware called "BadBazaar" has been found to target China's ethnic and religious minorities, particularly the Uyghurs in Xinjiang. Due to their cultural divergence from traditional eastern Chinese values,
Over 3,000,000 people downloaded a new Android malware family from the Google Play Store that discreetly subscribes users to premium services. Maxime Ingrao, an Evina security researcher, found the malware,
If Android were a car engine, and you popped the hood and poked around a bit, you'd find the label "Linux" etched on the engine block. The open-source operating system provides the
Staying on top of the ever-changing environment of mobile security is one of the most difficult tasks for Android users. While Google has made significant progress in combating malware on
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
Magisk is a popular name for Android users who are fond of rooting their smartphones. The app is not available in the Google Play store, either. However in the recent
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.