The Keenadu backdoor Android malware comes preinstalled in firmware, giving attackers full device control before you even turn it on.

A new Android malware was found to be pre-installed on some budget Android phones and tablets by security researchers.

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Keenadu downloads payloads that hijack browser searches, commit ad fraud, and execute other actions without user knowledge.

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The Moscow-based security company reported that Keenadu was found in Android tablets sold by several mostly unnamed brands. Similar to Triada, the threat infects the firmware ...

Keenadu firmware backdoor infects Android tablets via signed OTA updates, enabling remote control, ad fraud, and data theft ...

Kaspersky Threat Intelligence has confirmed that a fully functional malware backdoor is being distributed pre-installed on Android devices.