Cyber security firm Check Point on Sunday revealed that up to 36.5 million Android devices might have been infected by a new malware codenamed 'Judy'. According to reports, the malware produced fake ad clicks. The firm also announced that the malware originated from 41 apps developed by Korea-based ENISTUDIO Corp. Check Point reportedly said It's "possibly the largest malware campaign found on Google Play." Following the expose, Google has removed the apps from Google Play market.
By Praveen | May 29, 2017 9:28 AM #Malware #Android #Judy
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