Dangerous new Android malware infects 11 million devices - here's what we know

Cybersecurity researchers discovered the Necro malware infected at least 11 million devices via the compromised Coral SDK, affecting legitimate apps that utilized this SDK.

The malware goes beyond visible ads, using steganography in the Coral SDK to launch additional malicious activities, including downloading arbitrary JavaScript and facilitating fraud.

Kaspersky’s notification led to a fix for Wuta Camera, while Max Browser remains compromised, highlighting the need for users to remain vigilant and seek alternatives when vulnerabilities are identified.

Despite Google's diligent efforts to secure the Play Store, high-profile incidents like the Necro malware infiltration demonstrate that even highly fortified platforms are not immune to breaches.

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