Experts warn that Android applications pledge to “destroy malicious programs” ..

You have to check check check if you have apps from google play store antivirus but they are already loaded, already loaded, malware, app for RT report.

The applicant of the “Android” program needs to search for six applications that were, until very recently, available for download from the “Google Play” store.

These fake apps were downloaded by 15,000 Android users who believed that they would protect their devices as advertised by antivirus software.

Android operating system, these applications are uploaded to Sharkbot

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Called “Android,” a launch dubbed “Sharkbot” disguised as legitimate antivirus apps on Google Play – Check Point Software.

But if you download these apps before deleting them, then it is newspaper that launch the device-specific software on your Android’ phone. If so, you want to delete these programs immediately, and the offending apps come from three developer accounts – Zbynek Adamcik, Adelmio Pagnotto and Bingo Like Inc.

They are Atom Clean-Booster Antivirus, Antivirus Super Cleaner, Alpha Antivirus Cleaner, Powerful Cleaner Antivirus, and two separate applications called Center Security – Antivirus.

A legitimate antivirus – like Check Point’s Harmony Mobile – has upgraded your device.

Speaking about the threat, the checkpoint said: “When looking for an anti-virus (AV) solution to protect your mobile phone, the last thing it expects is to make it vulnerable to programs, this is what the CPR team encountered while downloading suspicious applications found in the Google Play Store.

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See tips on how to stay away from security software scams: Just install apps Google for any seemingly suspicious apps you encounter.