Avoid falling victim by not clicking on any suspicious links or by downloading apps from unknown sources.
A new throw in of malware has made its way to the market.
This Android malware gives hackers full access to a users smartphone.
All these things are done without the concern of the owner of the phone.
The attacker just need their own smartphone to announce commands on an infected gear.
So, if you have downloaded any malicious app then delete it right now.
Once the malicious app is downloaded, Rogue asks for permissions for hacker to access your smartphone.
If you do not grant permissions than it will repeatedly ask for granting permission, until you dont allow.
And if you grant permissions, the Rogue malware register itself and hides its icon from the screen.
By this it just scares people and they are feared of wiping all the data of the equipment.
This malware misuses the Googles Firebase service for apps to pretend to be a legal app on the rig.
So, you should probably be very careful and avoic falling for mobile malware updates.
Moreover, the users must be cautious of apps which asks permissions many times even if you reject.
And see to it you download the trusted apps from the official app store.
