Google removed 11 Joker malware from Play Store, automatically activating premium service
Since last year, Joker malware has been flooded with Google Play Store. Now a new report by Check Point Research reveals a new type of clown malware. Check Point has detected Joker Dropper and Premium Dialer spyware.
These spyware are hiding in all the popular apps. The new report states that the new Joker malware is capable of downloading new malware to your phone. Once downloaded in the phone, these malware users take a variety of premium subscriptions from the mobile number itself. Users have no information about this, although Google has deleted 11 apps with Joker malware from the Play Store.
Which apps has Google deleted from the Play Store?
List of 11 Joker malware removed from Play Store
The apps that Google has deleted from the play-store due to clown malware include com.imagecompress.android, com.relax.relaxation.androidsms, com.cheery.message.sendsms, com.peason.lovinglovemessage, com.contact.withme .texts, com.hmvoice.friendsms, com.file.recovefiles, com.LPlocker.lockapps, com.remindme.alram and com.training.memorygame. Such as include apps. Actually, Google has deleted apps with these codes. Check Point has not revealed the names of the apps.
Let us know that at the beginning of this month, Google has removed 25 mobile apps from the Play Store. Google has taken this action regarding data theft. They were stealing data from Facebook users. These apps were given to Google by Evina, a French cyber security firm. These apps have been downloaded over 2.5 million.
Many of these apps were on the Google Play Store for the last two years. Evina has given information about these apps in one of her blogs. Most of these apps were related to video editing, flash lights and wallpapers. Of these, apps like Super Wallpapers Flashlight and Padenatef have been downloaded by people more than half a million times.
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