If you use an Android device and happen upon an update for Adobe Flash player, you’d best not download it. A new strain of malware posing as an innocuous software upgrade is spreading like wildfire ...

Learn how to tell if your phone has a virus and what you can do about it Boot your phone into safe mode and then delete any apps that could be infected. A full factory reset is another option, ...

If you use an Android device, you could be the target of new malware called DroidLock. According to mobile security firm Zimperium, the malware uses a convincing but fake system update prompt to take ...

Just last month, security researchers at SonicWall Capture Labs discovered malicious apps masquerading as Google, Instagram, WhatsApp, and X (formerly Twitter). These fake apps can inadvertently be ...

An independent IT security firm deemed nearly two-thirds of Android anti-virus scanning software "not yet suitable for use as reliable products." Out of 41 different Android anti-virus solutions ...

A new and dangerous malware targeting Android smartphones has emerged, operating in a way that differs from traditional ...

Anti-virus giant Symantec has thrown its hat in the ring to keep Android's millions of smartphone owners safe and secure. Symantec has released Norton Mobile Security Lite, a free Android app that ...

A new virus has hit hundreds of thousands of Android phones and is making them act as a zombie army for criminals. News of the virus came from mobile security startup Lookout, according to BBC News, ...

Android users should probably be extra careful about what applications they download these days, especially when using non-Google Play stores. According to Cheetah Mobile’s security research lab, ...

The Android malware threat is growing. As financially-motivated cybercriminals realise there’s a real opportunity to make money, so we are seeing more attacks created and distributed which target ...