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Published 2 years ago

These 35 malicious Android apps have infected millions — delete them now

Summary by Ground News
Cybercriminals are always devising clever new ways to get their malicious apps on the Google Play Store. 35 malicious apps have snuck onto the Play Store; based on publicly available data, they've been downloaded more than 2 million times. The apps in question use a number of tricks to hide from users trying to delete them from their Android smartphones.

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These 35 malicious Android apps have infected millions — delete them now

Finding these bad apps may be hard, as they can change their names and icons

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