Over 400 million Android phone affected from SpinOk spyware app
Researchers have found that over 400 million Android apps are affected by SpinOK spyware (malware) that was present on over 100 apps.
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Researchers have found that over 400 million Android apps are affected by SpinOK spyware (malware) that was present on over 100 apps.
A new Android spyware has been discovered on the Play Store, which has been downloaded over 420 million times.The spyware, dubbed SpinOK by cybersecurity researchers Doctor Web, via Bleeping Computer, collects data from your device and sends it to remote servers.
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Security researchers have discovered 101 malicious Android apps on the Play Store that spied on their 421 million users.
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