Tag: Android Security

The TimpDoor malware family enables cybercriminals to turn infected Android devices into network proxies without users' knowledge.

Researchers uncovered an adaptable Android Trojan known as GPlayed that masquerades as Google Apps to spy on and steal information from victims.

Security researchers discovered a new malware-as-a-service offering designed to enable cybercriminals to infect Android phones and block users from running security solutions on their devices.

With enhanced features for users' personal and professional lives alike, Android 9 Pie raises the bar yet again for Google's mobile OS offering.

In July 2018, Researches reported three fake Android banking apps that phished for users' credit card details and leaked them online by transferring them to an exposed server.

IBM X-Force reported that mobile malware developers uploaded at least 10 malicious downloader apps to the Google Play Store as the first step in a process that fetches BankBot Anubis.

According to a new mobile security report, both banking Trojans and cryptocurrency malware increased by at least 60 percent in 2017.

Android device management doesn't need to be difficult, as long as security leaders consider the privacy needs of the organization, IT department and user population before rolling out a UEM solution.

An overlay attack involving Android's Toast feature may mean users have to deal with malware removal issues.

A new banking malware called Red Alert 2.0 poses a significant threat to Android users. The Trojan leverages third-party apps to steal data.