Nytro Posted December 27, 2011 Report Posted December 27, 2011 Official Android Market host many Malware GamesF-Secure researchers recently found malware in the Android Market disguised as free versions of popular games. Disguising malware as a free version of a popular game (such as Cut the Rope and Assassin’s Creed) seems to be a popular tactic that the bad guys are using to scam users of Google’s Android Market app store. Overnight more malware appeared in Google’s official app repository.The Trojanized games have been uploaded by a company calling itself Eldar Limited. This is the second time in two weeks malware disguised as free games has been uploaded to the Android Market.Google's app police managed to detect this fraud and quickly removed it from the Android Market. While the apps are still listed on AppBrain and AndroidZoom, the links will direct users back to the official Android Market where they have already been removed."These have now been removed by Google, but their appearance in the official Android Market in the first place is worrying. Not only is Google putting Android users into contact with malware, it is also allowing the brand names of reputable companies to be tarnished by letting the bad guys upload this stuff to the Android Market in the first place." Zdnet posted.F-Secure posted a tip to help you figure out whether a free app is genuine or not :A useful tip for users out there is to search for the paid version of the app and take note of the developer’s name. If the name on both paid and free versions matches, then it is very likely to be a safe app. Otherwise, don’t proceed with the download.Sursa: http://thehackernews.com/2011/12/official-android-market-host-many.html Quote
eu0800 Posted December 27, 2011 Report Posted December 27, 2011 Mda, sunt pline aplicatiile Android de virusi, in special cele GPS free. Asa ca cine vrea sa-si infecteze smartphone-ul ,e liber sa instaleze o aplicatie GPS moaca, vine la pachet cu un program remote control . Chiar discutam cu cineva recent despre cat de vulnerabile sunt in comparatie cun un pc/laptop. Spre exemplu; 1.In timp ce dormi, smartphone-ul tau (in 99% din cazuri) e in functiune.2. Aplicatiile Gmail etc. nu necesita verificare de pe astfel de terminale, asa ca daca ai ceva conturi bancare atasate de un cont gmail, ti-o iei frumos rau. Si exemple ar fii multe , in special cand comenzile se dau prin SMS. In fine, sunt oameni mult mai in tema decat mine pe forumul asta. Peace . Quote
mike_vio Posted December 27, 2011 Report Posted December 27, 2011 Nasol. Dar cine stie vre-o unealta care sa nu pape din resurse si sa te protejeze totusi de atacuri ? Un tool ceva cu care iti scanezi telefonul dar sa nu ramana rezident. Ms. Quote