While the appearance of malicious apps on the Android Play Store is nothing new, seeing a dubious app from a known vendor is weird. Recently, Google had to remove two Baidu Android apps that collected

TikTok has recently addressed a serious security vulnerability in its platform. Specifically, a cross site scripting flaw (XSS) affected the TikTok platform allowing account takeovers. TikTok XSS Flaw

One more Android app risked the security and privacy of users. This time, it the GO SMS Pro, a messaging app on Android, that exposed users’ private messages. The vulnerability potentially affected millions

Google has recently removed three different Android apps for kids for violating the data collection policy. The apps had millions of downloads before deletion from the Play Store. Kids Android Apps Collected

Proceeding further with managing Android security, Google has recently announced the launch of the Android Partner Vulnerability Initiative (APVI). Under this program, Google will cover the security bugs

Google Play Store is a platform where threat actors keep reappearing due to its popularity and widespread use. No matter how much measures Google implements, it seems difficult to make this platform entirely

TikTok has once again made it to the news owing to security flaws. This time, the vulnerabilities affect the TikTok Android app. Exploiting the bugs could allow stealing files from the target device. TikTok

Researchers discovered numerous malicious apps on the Play Store that contained Joker malware. Google removed the apps following this discovery. Joker Malware Android Apps Security researchers from Pradeo

A serious vulnerability has been discovered in the Android app of DJI drones. As observed by the researchers, the vulnerability potentially allows installing malicious apps and transmits users’ data

Head up Android users! A new Android trojan is active in the wild that pilfers your information. Dubbed BlackRock, this Android malware targets hundreds of applications to steal data. BlackRock Android

Once again, researchers caught a bunch of dubious apps preying on Android users. This time, malicious Android apps stole Facebook credentials. The apps potentially affected millions of users. Android Apps

While many people love to use video editing apps, little do they realize that not all of these apps are user-friendly. For instance, VivaVideo. Researchers have found that VivaVideo, together with other

Last year, Android devices suffered cyber attacks after attackers exploited the StrandHogg vulnerability to steal banking data. Now, after a break of a few months, another vulnerability StrandHogg 2.0

Once again, Android users need to be careful while downloading apps from the Play Store. Researchers have discovered a wave of malicious apps on the Play Store constituting the PhantomLance malware campaign.

Researchers have caught a network of developers behind over a hundred Android apps on the Play Store. The apps boasting over 69 million active installations exhibited suspicious behavior and sought dangerous

Google have recently removed a shady Android VPN App from the Play Store. Identified as SuperVPN Free VPN Client, this app boasted 100 million installs and had vulnerabilities allowing for MiTM attacks.

Once again, numerous Android apps with suspicious behavior have surfaced online. According to researchers, thousands of these Android apps on app stores (including Play Store) contain backdoors. Whereas,

Researchers have found some popular adblocking and VPN apps stealthily pilfering users’ data. These apps link back to the data analytics firm Sensor Tower. Adblocking And VPN Apps Stealing Data BuzzFeed

Researchers have discovered another serious vulnerability affecting Android phones. Dubbed as StrandHogg, the vulnerability even affects the latest devices running on Android 10. Exploiting the flaw allows

Microsoft recently disclosed a vulnerability in Outlook for Android that risked millions of devices. Exploiting the bug could permit cross-site scripting attacks on target devices. Microsoft Outlook For