A complex malware known as 'Gooligan' has reportedly compromised more than a million Android phones and continues to spread to about 13,000 devices every day. Gooligan first surfaced last August which infects devices after using third party stores to download apps. With the purpose of planting adware on your device, Gooligan installs apps on the smartphone and automatically rates them high to make money out of it. Gooligan is reportedly affecting devices running Android 4.0 and Android 5.0. Read more in our articles including "Android malware 'Gooligan' infects more than 1 million accounts" and "Apple Pay launches in the Philippines".
A complex malware known as 'Gooligan' has reportedly compromised more than a million Android phones and continues to spread to about 13,000 devices every day. Gooligan first surfaced last August which infects devices after using third party stores to download apps.
With the purpose of planting adware on your device, Gooligan installs apps on the smartphone and automatically rates them high to make money out of it. Gooligan is reportedly affecting devices running Android 4.0 and Android 5.0.
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