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 Arsink RAT (Remote Access Trojan) campaign represents one of the most extensive mobile surveillance operations discovered ...