Lead by assistant professor Xuxian Jiang, the Android Malware Genome Project is collecting samples of Android malware in order to categorize them and release the code to other researchers.

Kaspersky Lab has uncovered the first Android malware capable of injecting code, a nasty piece of work that can also disable Google's Verify Apps feature.

With smartphones and tablets increasingly at risk from malware, researchers from North Carolina State University have devised a new and potentially better way to detect it on Android devices. The ...

New Android malware can root infected devices to take complete control and silently tweak system settings, as well as evade detection using code abstraction and anti-emulation checks.

A new Android malware named FjordPhantom has been discovered using virtualization to run malicious code in a container and evade detection.

They were able to collect more than 1,200 malware samples from August 2010 to October 2011. They found that malware is getting better at preventing detection from mobile security software.

The Understanding Android malware families (UAMF) series features six articles that will highlight the main Android malware categories and families, beginning with the fundamentals of Android malware.

Cybersecurity researchers at McAfee have identified a new wave of Android malware campaigns leveraging .NET MAUI, a cross-platform development framework, to evade detection and steal sensitive user ...

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Dvmap, an especially sinister form of malware, has the ability to inject code into a device's system library and eliminate root-detection software that identifies malevolent programs.