A new malware has been found to be infiltrating Android devices through compromised advertising SDKs. Necro Trojan has been found in two Play Store apps, namely Wuta Camera and Max Browser.

Android phones are once again under attack from a dangerous trojan which has resurfaced to infect at least 11 million devices. According to a blog post from the cybersecurity firm Kaspersky, the ...

Necro Trojan resurfaces on Android, infects 11 million devices via popular apps The latest version has new features and infiltration methods By Skye Jacobs September 24, 2024, 8:44.

Researchers at Kaspersky have discovered a malware Trojan, Necro, that has affected over 11 million Android devices. That number is just from the Play Store apps, which means the actual number of ...

The Trojan in question, Necro, isn’t exactly new. It’s the same malware that infected a popular document scanner called CamScanner in 2019, which at that time had over 100 million downloads.

As unofficial Android software websites do not report download numbers reliably, the total number of infections by this latest Necro Trojan wave is unknown, but it is at least 11 million from ...

The Necro Trojan malware was first discovered in 2019 by security researchers at Kaspersky. The Necro malware seems to have returned on many Android phones. Now, you must be wondering how it spreads.

The Trojan, dubbed Necro, is once again targeting apps on Google Play and in third-party app stores. Among other things, the malware displays advertising and spies on devices. As security ...

Security researchers at Kaspersky have discovered a new version of the Necro trojan targeting Android users through both Google Play apps and modified APKs (Android application packages) hosted on ...

Over 11 million Android devices have been compromised by the Necro trojan malware, which initially spread through unofficial modified apps and game mods. Now, it is also being distributed via ...

Based on Kasperky’s data, the Necro trojan was added to version 6.3.2.148 of Wuta Camera. However, versions starting from 6.3.7.138 no longer contain the trojan.