"Android Spyware Found in Popular Apps with Millions of Downloads"

Over 100 Android apps with a total of 421 million downloads have been found to be infected with a new malware strain called SpinOK, which contains a spyware module. The malware is being used as a marketing software development kit and is capable of stealing private information stored on Android phones, sending it to a remote server controlled by cybercriminals. Some of the most downloaded apps affected include Biugo, Cashzine, and Noizz. Users are advised to delete any malicious apps, keep their apps and operating system up-to-date, and use antivirus software. It is also recommended to be cautious of app clones and trust your instincts when downloading apps.