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Malicious apps have been one of the growing concerns for Android phones. And while Google has been taking some serious steps to combat the spread of Android malware apps, hackers are always finding ...

A new cybersecurity threat, Perseus Android malware, has been found targeting note-taking apps like Google Keep and Samsung Notes. It is an evolved version of e ...

Perseus Android malware uses accessibility abuse via phishing apps to enable device takeover and financial fraud across multiple countries.

Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new Android malware codenamed “Perseus” that can steal sensitive, high-value ...

Threat actors increasingly distribute malicious Android APKs (packaged app installers) that resist decompilation using unsupported, unknown, or heavily tweaked compression algorithms. The main ...

Hackers are using fake Google Play Store pages to spread an Android malware campaign in Brazil.

Perseus malware disguised as IPTV apps can hijack Android devices and scan note-taking apps for passwords and financial data.

The Google Play Store might not be perfect for stopping Android malware, but its collection of scanning, app reviews, and developer requirements makes it a lot safer than the wider, unfiltered ...

Six Android malware families discovered targeting banking apps and crypto wallets, exploiting accessibility features to steal funds and data.

Google has announced a new mechanism in Android called Advanced Flow that will allow sideloading APKs from unverified developers for power users in a more secure way.

Threat actors are always on the lookout for new ways to infiltrate your devices and gain unauthorized access. Now, according to a report from security firm Zimperium, a prominent participant in the ...