Security alert
A mobile malware called Godless has already affected over 850,000 Android devices worldwide.It has multiple rooting exploits in its possession. Which gives Godless the ability to target virtually any Android device running on Android 5.1 (Lollipop) or earlier versions.
How does it work
Godless is more like an exploit kit. in that it uses an open-source rooting framework called android-rooting-tools. Apps related to this threat can be found in Google Play and other app stores.
- Godless hides inside an app.It get inside in the phone after user download the infected app.
- Then it exploits the root files of the operating system of the infected phone.
- This action creates full admin access to a device, allowing unauthorized apps to be installed without owner’s permission.
What is the problem
After taking over control of the phone, the malware can then receive remote instructions and it can then silently download and install any app it wants. Phone owner may have unwanted apps in their phone. Which may lead to unwanted add. And the worst possible scenario is that this threat can install backdoor and spyware apps.
Solution
To check the version of your android device and if you notice your phone is running on Android 5.1 (Lollipop) or earlier then try to upgrade your android version. Download and install only well-known security program and run a complete scan. Keep check news updated related to this threat.
Global distribution of affected devices. Source : Trendmicro
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