DroidDream Malware Found in Official Android Market
Multiple applications available in the Official Android Market were found to contain malware which could compromise a significant amount of personal data. More than 50 applications, released under the developer names “Kingmall2010″, “we20090202″, and “Myournet”, have been found to be infected with a new type of Android malware called DroidDream.
See The Lookout Blog for the full list of apps.
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