The logic seems to be that if a hacked phone was moving, the device probably wasn’t a research tool being used by a security company trying to detect malware, Trend Micro researchers said.

Here's a reminder of the ease with which crooks can hide their malware in popular app hubs.

Epic Games isn't putting the mega-popular first-person shooter into the Google Play Store — a move that could mean some would-be users end up downloading malware instead, cybersecurity experts say.

Keep the pwnage on the battlefield, not in your call logs and text messages.

ViperRAT made waves last year after a wave of IDF personnel fell victim to social engineering attacks from hackers posing as young women.

The malware has invasive capabilities that Wandera says can be used in blackmailing victims.