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Beware the Trojan Update: Android Malware “Antidot” Hijacks Phones in Disguise
Beware, Android users! A new trojan, Antidot, is on the prowl, impersonating Google Play updates. It’s a master of disguise, but you can outsmart it with savvy mobile security moves like automatic updates—no phishing escapades required!
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Oh, look, another day, another dastardly piece of malware dressed up in Google's clothing. Android users, it's time to play 'spot the not-so-fun imposter' again, because hackers have cooked up a Trojan named Antidot. It's masquerading as a Google Play update, but instead of fresh apps, it's serving up a full-course identity theft special. Bon appétit!Already a member? Log in here