Once again, malicious apps barraging users with ads have flooded the Android Play Store. This time, the researchers spotted 21 different Android apps constituting the HiddenAds campaign. More Android Apps

Many more malicious Android apps flooded the Google Play Store. These apps targeted Android users with out-of-context and privacy intrusive ads. Android Apps Showing Out-of-Context Ads The WhiteOps Satori

Criminal hackers infiltrated the Google Play Store and Apple App Store with malicious apps. However, this time, the apps running the HiddenAds campaign gained traction via TikTok and Instagram promotions.

One more time, the Android Play Store has made it to the news due to a security problem. This time, the researchers discovered an ad fraud botnet, TERRACOTTA, targeting Android users via malicious apps.

Researchers spotted numerous malicious photo blur apps targeting Android users. These apps actually constituted a dedicated campaign targeting users with adware. While Google removed the apps, make sure

Another day, and here comes another report of nasty Android apps flooding Play Store. Once again, numerous malicious Android apps surfaced online that targeted users with ads. Android Apps Showed Intrusive

From the many viruses emerging or spreading last year, xHelper was the most robust one for Android users. Within a short time, it infected thousands of devices. The method in which it manifested made it

Researchers have discovered more malicious Android apps on the Play Store. They specifically noticed numerous adware-delivering Android games and camera apps that evaded Play Protect. More Adware-Delivering

Google has tightened its policies for application developers in an attempt to prevent malware. The Play Store still includes numerous malicious Android apps targeting users with adware, spyware, and other

A new Android malware has made it to the news as it has taken thousands of devices by storm. According to researchers, the new xHelper malware presently seems undefeatable. New xHelper Malware Targets

Despite back-to-back reports of malicious apps, Google’s Play Store still harbors lots of such applications. Once again, researchers have discovered a bunch of such applications, including gaming and photo

Although, the existence of malicious applications on the Android Play Store isn’t anything new. Researchers have now discovered how these apps succeed in employing various measures to evade Play Protect.

The existence of malicious apps on the Android Play Store is now becoming the new normal. Though, not desirable. Still, it’s good that researchers keep on assisting Google in maintaining security by

Some malware campaigns seemingly never stop, rather they keep coming back again and again to prey on users. One such malware campaign involving fake jQuery has returned. This fake jQuery campaign now runs

Once again, Android users may have fallen prey to a malware campaign via malicious apps. As discovered recently by the researchers, nearly 200 apps tricked users as part of a massive adware campaign. Of