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Several Malicious Android apps found on Google Play affects 25,000 devices



The Malware Risk on Mobile Platforms appears to be increasing.Many scammy apps
that are dificult for Google to detect, and therefore stay for download for several days before being
removed.
The Russia-based firm Dr Web today said it has discovered several malicious Android apps found on Google Play which send SMS to premium numbers and about 25,000 devices are infected by these malwares.

A number of malicious programs have been discovered by Dr Web's analysts belong to the Vietnamese developer
AppStoreJsc. These programs are published in the form of audio players and a video player that generally display adult content...



Dr Web explains, "While running these carrier applications, dubbed Android.MulDrop, Android.MulDrop. 1, and Android.MulDrop.2 by Dr: Web, can prompt the user to download the content they need, but their consent initiates the installation of another application rather than the downloading of files. For example, the video player program offers to get the user new adult clips."
Dr Web promptly notiied Google about the incident. With a larger and larger percentage of the mobile operating
system market share, Android is starting to become more and more attractive to programmers and hackers alike.
Cyber Criminals generally take genuine apps, insert the malicious software, and sell them in the app store for free or
at a discount. Android phones are more susceptible than iPhones because their app stores are more open.
A majority of the malicious apps sign users up to expensive premium sen/ices, charging huge amounts to send or
receive text messages According to a report, by the end of the year, there’s expected to be over a million malicious
apps.

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