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Google Play’s policy prohibits apps or SDKs that download executable code, such as dex files or native code, from a source other than Google Play
Out of the 2 billion Android users out there, the rate of potential malware infection is less than 1 percent across the board, Google says.
Google recently removed 29 applications from Google Play after learning that they were actually containing code to steal users’ banking information. read more
While Google doesn’t allow crypto-currency mining applications in Google Play, some developers have found a way to push such programs to the storefront: by hiding their true purpose. read more
Researchers have flagged 25 apps on Google Play that are surreptitiously mining cryptocurrency for their developers, and some of these have still not been removed, they warn. About the malicious...
ESET researchers have discovered malicious apps impersonating various financial services and the Austrian cryptocurrency exchange Bitpanda on Google Play. The fake apps Uploaded to Google’s...
Analysis of the top free Android finance apps on Google Play revealed critical, medium and low security vulnerabilities.
Like it or not, the Play Store is a walled garden that keeps out malware.
Security experts aren't happy after Fortnite's creator, Epic Games, announced it would not go through Google Play.
There's both good news and bad news for Fortnite game lovers. Fortnite, one of the most popular games in the world right now, is coming to Android devices very soon, but players would not be able...