Thousands of fake Play Store sites are distributing PlayPraetor, a RAT that spoofs hundreds of banking and crypto apps.

These apps seem legitimate, but in fact, they are carriers of Trojan malware meant to steal the data of users. CTM360 has discovered over 6,000 such fake Play Store pages.

Some of these fake apps are trying to fool users into thinking that they are from OpenAI. Recent reports show a rise in the presence of such fake apps on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store.

In response to these reports, Google thankfully removed these apps from the Play Store and stated, “We take security and privacy claims against apps seriously, and if we find that an app has ...

Google is suing two scammers it says have threatened the integrity of the Play Store. The two fraudsters are accused of uploading a total of 87 fake crypto apps to the marketplace.

Don't download this fake version of Samsung's file-sending Good Lock module from the Play Store By Arol Wright Published Nov 15, 2022 Follow ...

Another link discovered by Group-IB downloaded from Google Play, the official Android app store, a fake version of the ‘Secure VPN’ app, which is still present on Google Play at the time of ...

Google Play Store confirmed that the banking malware, Sharkbot, which was notorious for hiding beneath fake antivirus apps, has been wiped off on the Android app marketplace.