ALERT! These 17 Dangerous Apps To Steal Messages And Contacts, Google Curry Ban, You Also Delete

ALERT! These 17 Dangerous Apps To Steal Messages And Contacts, Google Curry Ban, You Also Delete

ALERT! These 17 Dangerous Apps To Steal Messages And Contacts, Google Curry Ban, You Also Delete

Google is constantly removing malicious apps from its Play Store, and now the tech giant has deleted 17 more dangerous apps. According to the information received, these 17 apps are affected by Joker Malware. This latest Joker malware has been spotted by Zscaler ThrearLabZ. The firm's research team said in a blog post that 17 different types of apps have been discovered, including this dangerous malware. 

This Epson has been downloaded about 1 lakh 20 thousand times and most of them were Snanner apps. Some messaging apps and photo editors are also involved.

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Zcaler’s Viral Gandhi said in the post that the spyware was designed to steal SMS messages, contact lists and phone information. This malware silently allows the user to sign-up for the premium wireless application protocol WAP service.

After gathering information about these apps, Google's Android security team took immediate action to delete them. Here are 17 malware-affected apps ...

All Good PDF Scanner

Maa Amrutam Card Documents

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 Mint Leaf Message-Your Private Message

Unique Keyboard - Fancy Fonts & Free Emoticons 

Tangram App Lock

Direct Messenger

Private SMS

One Sentence Translator - Multifunctional Translator

Style Photo Collage

Meticulous Scanner

Desire Translate

Talent Photo Editor - Blur focus

Care Message

Part Message

Paper Doc Scanner

Blue Scanner

Hummingbird PDF Converter - Photo to PDF

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Joker malware remains a constant threat to the Android security theme. Despite Google's efforts, malware is popping up on different apps on the Play Store at regular intervals. Earlier this month, cybersecurity firm Pradeo removed six affected apps from the Play Store, which have been downloaded nearly 200,000 times.