Thousands of Android apps contain undocumented backdoors, study finds

ThreatRavens
April 7, 2020

A study has found that thousands of legitimate Android apps are taking liberties or installing with capabilities that users wouldn’t expect to exist.

This post appeared first on Naked Security Blog by Sophos
Author: John E Dunn

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