New Android malware can spy on calls, SMS, and personal data as users are warned to avoid sideloading apps and strengthen device defenses.

Google warns Android users about Arsink, a stealthy malware disguised as “mod” apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, and YouTube.

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The scheme looks like a sponsored link but leads users to a site designed to look an Apple page and instructs users to run ...

Android users are being warned about Arsink malware that tricks people into downloading fake versions of popular apps like ...

Android users are being warned to delete a number of popular apps immediately, as they could be infected with a new bug ...

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Today, the role of the executive assistant (EA) has dramatically changed from what it was just two years ago. Where aiding in the work/life balance of an executive was once mere time management, EAs ...