15 best antivirus apps and best anti-malware apps for Android
Protecting your phone is always a top priority and in this list, we'll show you the 15 best antivirus apps for Android to help keep the malware away.
Joe HindyJanuary 1, 20212203 shares
10 best Android flashlight apps with no extra permissions
Finding a good flashlight on Android is harder than you'd think. In this roundup, we have the best (and most permission free) Android flashlight apps!
Joe HindyFebruary 7, 202097041 shares
CamScanner returns to the Play Store after getting booted for malware (Updated)
CamScanner is back up on the Play Store, though it's understandable if you're cautious for a bit.
Williams PelegrinSeptember 5, 2019306 shares
Update your WhatsApp now to avoid this dangerous exploit
A hack purportedly developed by an Israeli security firm used WhatsApp's VoIP calling functionality as an attack vector.
Hadlee SimonsMay 14, 2019112 shares
Millions of Xiaomi devices had a pre-installed security flaw
The vulnerability gave attackers the ability to carry out a man-in-the-middle attack.
Williams PelegrinApril 4, 20191233 shares
Office Depot coughs up $25 million over fake virus scans
Also, the company in charge of the diagnostics software agreed to pay $10 million.
Williams PelegrinMarch 28, 2019155 shares
Rogue adware affected over 200 Play Store apps, with 150 million combined downloads
The adware is named SimBad due to the fact that many affected Android apps are simulator games.
Hadlee SimonsMarch 14, 2019149 shares
Popular beauty apps on Play Store showed porn ads, stole photos
You might want to think twice before downloading that beauty camera app or selfie filter tool....
Hadlee SimonsFebruary 4, 2019360 shares
5 Android apps you shouldn’t miss this week! – Android Apps Weekly
The 279th Android Apps Weekly is out! This week we talk about some interesting malware, a potential new Spotify feature, and five new Android apps and games!
Joe HindyJanuary 26, 201951 shares
Android malware uses phone motion sensors to hide itself
Android malware is using a new ingenious method to disguise itself from Android emulators.