"Over 90 Malicious Android Apps Disguised as Google Play Updates with 5.5M Downloads"
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A new Android malware named Antidot is posing as a Google Play update, capable of taking over devices and stealing personal data. It spreads through phishing messages and requires sideloading from a fake website. Users are advised to enable automatic updates and use antivirus apps to stay safe.
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