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Beware the Virtual Invaders: Exotic Visit Malware Targets South Asia’s Android Users
Beware of eXotic Visit, the Android malware masquerading as chat apps. With its sights set on South Asia, it’s a no-good, espionage-fueled escapade—and it’s sneaked right into the Google Play Store. Don’t be one of the 380 bamboozled into this digital viper’s nest!
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Oh, the joys of downloading messaging apps that double as a free one-way ticket to Spytown. The eXotic Visit campaign is like that shady friend who offers to hold your wallet but then takes a peek at your cash. It seems some software developers have been moonlighting as digital peeping Toms, and they've brought their A-game to the Google Play Store. South Asian users, beware: you might be texting more than just your buddies.Already a member? Log in here