Another major Android ecosystem hack has been detected, and it compromised users’ Facebook credentials fair and square. As scary as it sounds, the Trojan apps have been identified by Doctor Web’s malware analysts. Surprisingly these apps have a total of more than 5.8 million installs. After this shocking discovery, the nine apps in question have […]
Another major Android ecosystem hack has been detected, and it compromised users’ Facebook credentials fair and square. As scary as it sounds, the Trojan apps have been identified by Doctor Web’s malware analysts. Surprisingly these apps have a total of more than 5.8 million installs. After this shocking discovery, the nine apps in question have been removed from the Play Store. Out of these malicious apps, two were photo editing apps – PIP Photo and Processing Photo with over 5 million and 500,000 installs respectively! Other apps identified with fraudulently stealing the Facebook login information of the unassuming users include Rubbish Cleaner, App Lock Keep, App Lock Manager, Lockit Master, Horoscope Pi, Horoscope Daily and Inwell Fitness.
