Infected apps in Google Play Store
Actually, Google checks its apps in the Google Play Store with its own scan service Google Protect, which also automatically checks the apps for malware on every Android device. Kaspersky proves that this does not always work: 190 infected apps were distributed 4,8 million times. They spread the Harly Trojan, which can also quickly end up on a company cell phone. Kaspersky cybersecurity experts have identified a malicious campaign on the Google Play Store with a total of more than 4,8 million downloads of infected applications. In the past two years, cybercriminals have impersonated more than 190 legitimate applications there...
