Heads up Android users! Here is another threat targeting your devices. New malware WolfRAT has surfaced online that targets messenger apps on Android, including Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp. WolfRAT

While numerous Android malware kesep emerging online every now and then, this malware stayed under the radar for years. Identified as Mandrake, the malware is precisely serving as a spying tool for hackers

The Android Play Store keeps on making to the news due to various malicious apps. However, this time, the app in question didn’t target the users specifically. Rather this Android app targeted the ESET

Researchers have caught a network of developers behind over a hundred Android apps on the Play Store. The apps boasting over 69 million active installations exhibited suspicious behavior and sought dangerous

A new Android Trojan now threatens smartphone users. The Shopper.a Android Trojan kills Play Protect and lets the attackers place fake app reviews from infected devices. About Android Trojan Shopper.a

Researchers have revealed another Android application that has reportedly targeted millions of users. They found a malicious Android keyboard app ‘Ai.type’ that generated premium purchase requests in the

Google has been tightening up its security checks for applications on the Play Store for quite a while. Yet, these efforts do not really seem fruitful with regardk to permissions that applications request.

Researchers have caught up with another malware campaign in the wild targeting Android users. The newly discovered BRATA malware is an Android RAT that primarily targets users in Brazil. It can also attack

Android users now face another threat from a newly discovered malware campaign. Termed ‘Bouncing Golf’ by the researchers, the new campaign actively targets Android devices, particularly in the Middle

A total of 45 different Android apps were recently removed by Google from the company’s Play Store after it discovered that the applications were carrying malicious Windows .exe (executable) files, according