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Twenty eight apps on Google Play spread Trojans

Apr

2013

Russian anti-virus company Doctor Web is warning users that twenty-eight applications incorporating a malicious adware module that can download Trojans to Android devices have been discovered on Google Play. The total number of installations of these programs has reached several million. Advertising in applications for Android has long been successfully used by various developers to […]

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Android.Moghava spoils pictures

Mar

2012

Doctor Web-a leading Russian information security software developer- informs Android users about a new threat to Android, dubbed Android.Moghava. The Trojan horse searches for JPEG images on a memory card connected to the device and modifies them. This malware has allegedly been developed in Iran and spreads under the Iranian Foods name via third-party sites […]

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Android.Moghava: A Recipe for Mayhem

Feb

2012

When you know that the goal of a piece of code is to ultimately result in monetary gain for the author, analysis becomes a lot easier; it is a matter of just putting the pieces together until you can figure out how the payload is translated into tangible value. But take away the monetary gain […]

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