According to a new blog post from the cybersecurity firm Malwrebytes, the MobiDash adware has returned to wreak havoc on vulnerable Android phones. First discovered back in 2015, this adware has ...

According to a new blog post from the cybersecurity firm Malwrebytes, the MobiDash adware has returned to wreak havoc on vulnerable Android phones. First discovered back in 2015, this adware has ...

New type of auto-rooting Android adware is nearly impossible to remove 20,000 samples found impersonating apps from Twitter, Facebook, and others.

Use of the ClickFix attack vector has shot up by 517% since the second half of 2024, making it the second most abused attack ...

Fear sells. Whether you’re hawking handguns or security software, scaring the bejesus out of your potential customer base is often a winning ploy. It’s no accident that security vendors ...

Delete These Android Adware Apps Hiding on Your Phone Read More I put that in quotes, because their main purpose isn’t to help you track how much water you drink or allow you to make neat ringtones.

Malware & Adware Dangerous new Android malware adds fake contacts to your phone while draining bank accounts — how to stay safe. Antivirus The best Android antivirus apps in 2025.

Also: Android Monero-mining malware can destroy phones TechRepublic Most of the security reports you'll read about malware making it on the Play Store are about adware --which is nothing more than ...

22 adware apps found, downloaded more than 2 million times. Sophos Labs, the cyber-security firm which discovered these malicious apps and reported them to Google last month, said this adware ...

Check Point sees signs that attackers started developing Agent Smith adware in 2016 and have been refining it ever since. Distributed largely through the third-party Android app store 9Apps, the ...

Eight apps containing Sockbot - a form of adware aimed at Android devices - were removed from the Google Play Store, but up to 2.6 million users could still be infected.The infiltrated apps were ...

Eight apps containing Sockbot - a form of adware aimed at Android devices - were removed from the Google Play Store, but up to 2.6 million users could still be infected.The infiltrated apps were ...