Schoolyard Bully Trojan, a piece of Android malware that has been active since 2018, has infected over 300,000 devices across 71 countries. The malware was embedded in educational apps on the Google Play Store, with the scam primarily targeting students in Vietnam.
A network security key, or Wi-Fi password, is more than just a feature for enforcing access control. It also encrypts traffic between endpoint devices and a Wi-Fi router or access point. Learn more about what it does and where you can find this key in this article.
Microsoft has finally given Windows 11 its long-awaited feature of running Android apps. That said, Windows 11 users can’t access except a limited number of Android apps compared with the Google Play store. Read on to learn more about the requirements you need to benefit from this feature, how to install the Android Appstore, and how to run your first Android app.
Some slipshod database configurations exposed about 100 million Android users to a data leak. So, why do you still willingly share your private information?
The British government is warning about a new Android spyware named FluBot. While at this point it only attacks UK residents, that may change.
There was no shortage of highlights at Google I/O 2019. Here’s what the tech giant had to say about Android Q, Google Search, Nest Hub, and more.
If AES encryption is not supported by your Android device, Google’s new Adiantum encryption may be your best bet to keep you safe.
The Google Play Store has been in the news way too often in connection with malicious apps that end up on users’ devices. Google says it’s fighting back.
Twitter patched an issue that leaked protected tweets, allowing them to be seen even when the private tweet option was on.
The Tor browser, a staple for desktop Internet users who want to remain anonymous, is finally available in an alpha version for Android.
