Android users are now facing another malware twist. A new Android
Trojan dubbed "NotCompatible" is being spread through compromised Web
sites. Though the threat seems to be minimal at this point, security
provider Lookout says this is the first time hacked Web sites are being
used to target mobile devices.
Further, Lookout believes the new malware could be used to break into private networks via an infected Android device.
The Trojan works by automatically downloading an application from a compromised site through the Web browser, a process known as a "drive-by download." The mobile device then prompts the user to install the downloaded app. But for the app to actually install, the "Unknown............
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Further, Lookout believes the new malware could be used to break into private networks via an infected Android device.
The Trojan works by automatically downloading an application from a compromised site through the Web browser, a process known as a "drive-by download." The mobile device then prompts the user to install the downloaded app. But for the app to actually install, the "Unknown............
Read Full Article Here
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