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Android users, here's why you should delete these apps immediately - Times of India
AppWizard
September 24, 2024

Android users, here’s why you should delete these apps immediately – Times of India

Over 11 million Android devices have been infected by the Necro trojan malware, which has spread through unofficial modified applications and even official apps on the Google Play Store. The malware can download additional components, turning infected devices into tools for adware, subscription fraud, and proxy servers. Two specific apps, Wuta Camera and Max Browser, have been highlighted for their role in the malware's distribution, with Wuta Camera having around 10 million downloads and Max Browser over a million. Users are advised to remove older versions of Wuta Camera and uninstall Max Browser. Modified versions of popular apps like Spotify Plus, WhatsApp, and Minecraft have also been compromised. To protect against malware, users should download apps only from official sources, ensure Google Play Protect is activated, review app ratings and feedback, and use antivirus software to scan for infections.
These 90 Android apps want to make your life miserable and have been downloaded 5.5 million times
AppWizard
May 29, 2024

These 90 Android apps want to make your life miserable and have been downloaded 5.5 million times

- 90 malevolent apps have infiltrated Google Play, resulting in over 5.5 million installations. - The apps masquerade as benign tools but serve as conduits for malware. - Two apps linked to the Anatsa malware were downloaded more than 70,000 times before being identified as threats. - The harmful apps were found in various categories, including Tools, personalization, photography, Productivity, Health & Fitness, Communication, Art & Design, and Entertainment. - The apps targeted users from the US, UK, Germany, Spain, Finland, South Korea, and Singapore. - Users are advised to be vigilant and adopt a zero-trust mindset when installing new apps.
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