This Android malware installs a backdoor on your phone — delete these malicious apps now
Hackers used malicious apps on the Google Play Store and unofficial app stores to infect unsuspecting users with the Xamalicious Android malware.
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Hackers used malicious apps on the Google Play Store and unofficial app stores to infect unsuspecting users with the Xamalicious Android malware.
If you have any of these infected Android apps on your phone or tablet, be sure to delete them as soon as possible.
The Xamalicious issue has been lingering since mid-2020, posing a persistent threat to those who have not scanned their devices for the malware.
More than a dozen Android apps found carrying Xamalicious malware
McAfee identifes malware that has potentially compromised 327,000 Android devices. If you downloaded any on these 13 apps from Google Play, uninstall them now.