Warning about dangerous application on Android

Technical experts recently warned of a discovered spyware program that could penetrate Android phones and access a number of important data.

The company, “ESET” specialized in cybersecurity, stated that the spy program can record calls and steal numbers and data, as well as read messages.

This spyware, known as “Android / SpyC23.A,” is being communicated to target phones through fake applications.

According to the British newspaper “Mirror”, these applications deceive users by disguising themselves in the form of known applications in order to successfully penetrate devices.

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A researcher at the Slovak company, Lucas Stefanko, said that experts had discovered a fake app store spreading the malicious program.

The expert stated that this program does things of concern when it succeeds in the penetration, because it can take pictures, record audio, delete files, and possibly screen capture.

In order to avoid these risks, experts advise to limit the downloading of applications from the official Google store, which is the “Play Store”.

Stefanco added that resorting to this official and reliable store is able to protect the user from becoming a victim of piracy.

He urged smart phone users to take caution and carefully scrutinize the source of the application and other usage details.

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