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YouTube Videos About Game Hacks Were Used to Spread Malware

Security firm Check Point warns about a 'YouTube Ghost Network' that circulated malware via 3,000+ videos that claimed to ...

Unsupervised in-app purchases by kids: A wake-up call for parents

So your kid spent RM200 in a video game without your knowledge? Why experts are calling for children in Malaysia to gear up ...

Android XR is closer to mainstream than you think — here's what it needs to break through

I loved getting the opportunity to try out Samsung’s new Galaxy XR headset. It’s an emerging segment, and there’s plenty of ...
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'Keep Android Open' Campaign Pushes Back on Google's Sideloading Restrictions

Free Android app store F-Droid asks users to lobby government regulators to take action. Google says the move is needed to ...

New Herodotus Android malware fakes human typing to avoid detection

A new Android malware family, Herodotus, uses random delay injection in its input routines to mimic human behavior on mobile ...
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The Herodotus Trojan: How a new Android threat is outsmarting users and defenses

It starts like any other app you come across, with a nice icon, a bunch of decent reviews, and a paraphrased claim about tidying up your phone or making it run a bit better. Click install and move on.