Phones can get warm during heavy usage, but persistent overheating, especially when the phone isnt in use, may signal malware ...

Annoying ads and high data consumption are just a few things you may notice if you've accidentally installed malware.

If your Android phone is slow, shows pop-ups, or freezes, it might have been hacked, but you can check and scan for any ...

FakeCall first came to public attention in 2022, when researchers from security firm Kaspersky reported that the malicious app wasn’t your average banking Trojan. Besides containing the usual ...

Android Spynote malware is masquerading as antivirus software to exploit Android processes to infiltrate devices, seize ...

This malware not only hijacks your calls but can also steal your data. It gets access to Android’s Accessibility permissions, which basically gives it free rein to do whatever it wants.

But this convenience also comes with a risk if you are not careful: malware. Just like computers, our Android phones are susceptible to it. These bogus, sneaky programs can consume abnormal data ...

A new version of the FakeCall malware for Android hijacks outgoing calls from a user to their bank, redirecting them to the attacker's phone number instead. The goal of the latest version remains ...

The evolution of malware is a relentless game of cat and mouse, and Android users are once again in the crosshairs. Initially, FakeCall malware was a simple scam designed to mimic legitimate ...

Earlier this year, we saw a warning from McAfee that Android users should not click any links that claimed to install Chrome updates on their phones. The risk highlighted there was MoqHao malware ...

But newly spotted malware on Android phones might make you think twice about making your next bank call. The trojan app can detect calls to specific banks made from personal phones and reroute ...