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Google Play Store to Rely on Data Given by App Developers as Part of New Privacy Plan

The new section will rely on the data collected by the app developers. In 2021, Google introduced its new Data Safety section for apps listed on its Play Store.

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Android users, delete these apps from your smartphone now: Here s why

This Android malware was caught stealing money from Play Store apps: Check list here

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Autolycos malware has potentially affected 3+ million Android users - see if you should worry

Autolycos malware has potentially affected 3+ million Android users - see if you should worry
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New Google Play Malware Has Been Downloaded Over 3 Million Times

A new malware variant 'Autolycos' has already been circulating Google Play for at least six months, and two spam apps are still live.

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New malware-laced camera apps detected on Google Play Store

Google's Android ecosystem is home to more than three billion users and this is very lucrative for bad actors to prey on naive mobile owners. Despite the efforts of search engine giants, hackers are finding innovative ways to bypass the security to introduce malware-laced apps to Play Store. In the latest instance, Maxime Ingrao, a French security researcher at Evina Tech has

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