A Short Battery Life Could Mean You Have Malware
If your computer or smartphone suddenly develops a short battery life, it could mean that your device has been infected with malware.
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Over a million Android phones infected with a strain of malware called Gooligan
Android hackers just broke the record for biggest ever Google email account theft
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What You Need to Know About Acecard Trojan Malware
Acecard is a Trojan epidemic that is hacking several banking apps. From bank accounts to social media, this Trojan is wreaking havoc.
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Top 5 spookiest malware to avoid this Halloween
Don’t be a victim to malware’s same old tricks
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Mobile Malware is on the Rise — Find out Why
Cell phones do everything, go everywhere, and contain lots of personal data. Most people don’t think twice about downloading apps. But mobile malware is rising!
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Google Bans Apps That Secretly Download Malware onto Android
Even popular apps can download malware onto your phone. Google recently banned 13 highly-rated apps that were part of a malware family doing exactly that.
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The Increasing Danger of HummingBad Malware
The treacherous malware HummingBad has infected around 10 million phones worldwide. Make sure to protect your Android from the virus
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New Android Malware Mimics Common Apps
Malware software takes over apps like WhatsApp, Google Play and even Uber in hopes to retrieve confidential information
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Malware Attacks 10,000 Facebook Users Across the World
A malware attack tricked around 10,000 Facebook users around the world Sunday morning.
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The Malware That’s Stealing Your Bitcoins (and How to Stop It)
Have you heard of the Bitcoin miner malware that’s infecting computers, and stealing funds worldwide? If not, it’s time to read up