PromptSpy, the first known Android malware to harness Google’s Gemini AI, adapts in real time to stay hidden and in control. Investigators reveal how this new breed of malware targets banking users in Argentina, resists removal, and signals a dangerous leap in cybercriminal tactics.
A wave of fake IPTV apps is delivering advanced Android malware across Europe, enabling remote device takeover and banking fraud. Investigators reveal how the Massiv trojan tricks users, bypasses security, and launders money using victims’ identities.
Google’s latest Android updates introduce multi-layered anti-theft protections, making devices tougher to crack and less appealing to thieves. Learn how the new features work and what they mean for your device’s security.
Google unveils powerful new anti-theft features for Android, including machine learning-based theft detection and expanded biometric security, signaling a tougher era for phone thieves worldwide.
Google is rolling out a powerful new suite of Android anti-theft features, including enhanced authentication, biometric defenses, and improved recovery tools. Find out how these updates could protect your device from thieves and fraudsters.
A new AI-powered malware targets Android users by manipulating in-app ads within popular games, spreading via unofficial app stores and Telegram channels. Discover how it works, the risks, and how to protect your device.
deVixor malware is sweeping through Iranian Android devices, combining banking theft, surveillance, and ransomware. Learn how this campaign operates, its technical tricks, and how users can protect themselves from this evolving threat.
Android users are facing an unprecedented wave of cyber threats. This feature investigates why antivirus apps are now essential for mobile safety and profiles the best options to lock down your device.
Wonderland, a sophisticated Android malware, is hijacking SMS messages, intercepting OTPs, and draining accounts in Uzbekistan. Discover how this new threat operates and why experts warn it's a sign of cybercrime's future.
Cellik is a new Android malware that lets attackers create malicious versions of legitimate Google Play apps. By hiding inside trusted software, Cellik evades detection and poses a serious threat to users worldwide.