Security firm Trend Micro discovered 29 malicious apps that were listed on the official Google Play store, all advertised as “beauty camera” applications.

Cybernews researchers have uncovered an Android toolkit that can make fake photos and videos appear as live camera feeds during identity verification checks.

Yet another government spyware maker has been caught after its customers used fake Android apps to install its surveillance software on targets, according to a new report. On Thursday, Osservatorio ...

An emerging threat campaign is taking advantage of users' implicit trust in government emergency alert notifications to target them with devastating Android malware. Researchers from Dream, a ...

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Nothing has been caught trying to pass off stock photos as Nothing Phone 3 camera samples. Photographers who took those photos have come forward to confirm they were not taken with the phone. Nothing ...