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.

Google is also expanding the Google Play Security Reward Program to include remote code executions on popular apps. Rewards range from $1,000 to $5,000.

Google's getting better: That's a 70 percent increase over the previous year due in part to machine learning.