A new technique that allows attackers to hide encrypted malicious Android applications inside images could be used to evade detection by antivirus products and possibly Google Play's own malware ...

This Motorola Moto G Power 5G shows the midnight blue color option. Image: Amazon. New Android malware is using Microsoft’s .NET MAUI to fly under the radar in a new cybersecurity dust-up this week.

A new technique that allows attackers to hide encrypted malicious Android applications inside images could be used to evade detection by antivirus products and possibly Google Play’s own malware ...

Additionally, hybrid deep learning approaches that leverage image-based representations of malware have shown promise in achieving high detection accuracies, even in complex scenarios involving ...

Android devices have remained a constant target of malware over the last quarter thanks in part to new variants from the FakeInst and OpFake families, the Finnish anti-virus company F-Secure ...

Image: Jon Hunter. New Android malware can root infected devices to take complete control and silently tweak system settings, as well as evade detection using code abstraction and anti-emulation ...

A new version of the Octo Android malware, named "Octo2," has been seen spreading across Europe under the guise of NordVPN, Google Chrome, and an app called Europe Enterprise.

The Android Security team's former tech lead, who's now a security researcher on Google's Project Zero, breaks down why. Android malware that comes preinstalled is a massive threat - CNET X ...

What sets this malware apart is its use of optical character recognition (OCR) technology to scan images for mnemonic keys – the 12-word phrases used to recover cryptocurrency wallets.