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A security researcher on Google's Project Zero has found that millions of Android phones come pre-installed with dangerous malware. In the research, she stated that factory-installed malware on Android smartphones is an entirely different level of threat from harmful apps and malware installed through the Play Store. Android's open-source operating system allows individuals to slip in malware into smartphones unnoticed before they ship out to the world. The two malware threats infected millions of low-budget Android devices out of the box. Smartphones from big-name companies such as Samsung, LG, Google's Pixel devices, are most likely safe from the pre-installed malware threat. Google has stated that they are working to help manufacturers screen smartphones for malware. Read more in our articles including "Google research finds pre-installed malware on millions of Android smartphones" and "Google previews Android 12L for tablets, foldables, ChromeOS devices".

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A security researcher on Google's Project Zero has found that millions of Android phones come pre-installed with dangerous malware. In the research, she stated that factory-installed malware on Android smartphones is an entirely different level of threat from harmful apps and malware installed through the Play Store.

What have you covered about android smartphones malware?

Android's open-source operating system allows individuals to slip in malware into smartphones unnoticed before they ship out to the world. The two malware threats infected millions of low-budget Android devices out of the box. Smartphones from big-name companies such as Samsung, LG, Google's Pixel devices, are most likely safe from the pre-installed malware threat. Google has stated that they are working to help manufacturers screen smartphones for malware.

Where can I find articles about android smartphones malware?

Our coverage of android smartphones malware includes: "Google research finds pre-installed malware on millions of Android smartphones"; "Google previews Android 12L for tablets, foldables, ChromeOS devices"; "Sciphone goes for Android Dream 2". Each article provides unique insights and information.