Android apps a target for malware

Share with others: <!—-> SAN JOSE, Calif. — Lurking amid the flood of games, tax guides and other mobile applications being downloaded onto mobile devices using Google’s popular Android software is a fast growing array of apps that can slap the gadget’s owner with unanticipated fees, rifle their bank accounts…

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Surprise! More Malware Appears On Android

Another week, another announcement of new mobile malware found infecting Android phones. The new bug this week is DKFBootKit, a nasty bit of work that can come packaged inside seemingly legitimate applications–much like most of the other mobile malware we’ve seen thus far. What sets DKFBootKit apart from malware like…

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Banking online? TOP 6 MALWARE you should be BEWARE of

1. ZeuS Zeus is a Trojan horse that steals banking information by Man-in-the-Browser, keystroke logging and Form Grabbing. Zeus is spread mainly through drive-by downloads and phishing schemes. First identified in July 2007 when it was used to steal information from the United States Department of Transportation, it became more…

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New Ad-Aware 10 Offers Leaner, Meaner, Faster Protection Against All Forms of Malware without Slowing Down Your PC

Lavasoft, the original anti-malware company, today released Ad-Aware 10, a complete redesign of its free, award-winning anti-malware software. Ad-Aware 10 gives consumers peace of mind while using their computers at work or at play by protecting their private data and cyber files against all forms of online threats including viruses,…

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Duqu malware resurfaces after five-month holiday

Duqu, the malware that has been compared to 2010′s notorious Stuxnet, is back, security researchers said today. After a several-month sabbatical, the Duqu makers recompiled one of the Trojan’s components in late February, said Liam O Murchu, manager of operations at Symantec’s security response team. The system driver, which is…

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