Tech giant Google is taking legal action against a Botnet that exploited over 10 million Internet-of-Things (IoT) Android devices.

"The BADBOX 2.0 botnet compromised over 10 million uncertified devices running Android's open-source software (Android Open ...

A worrying new Android attack has left around 10 million devices infected with a scary malware - check yours is not on this list.

HOUSEHOLDS have been warned against buying cheap gadgets online that may come pre-installed with dangerous malware. As many ...

Google has announced legal action against the operators of the BadBox 2.0 botnet, a sophisticated malware network that has ...

Millions of sketchy Android streaming boxes are spoofing ads and spreading malware. Google wants to shut down the domains ...

Google has filed a lawsuit against the operators of a what is believed to be the largest smart TV botnet in the world — BadBox 2.0. The company said in its complaint that this China-based botnet had ...

Google has filed a lawsuit against the anonymous operators of the Android BadBox 2.0 malware botnet, accusing them of running a global ad fraud scheme against the company's advertising platforms.

BadBox malware infects Android devices, compromising their security and stealing sensitive data, despite initial thoughts that it was dead.

Criminals exploit Internet of Things (IoT) devices connected to home networks to conduct criminal activity, the statement reads. They do so by using the BadBox 2.0 botnet, which turns Android ...

BADBOX 2.0 is a sprawling botnet targeting Android Open Source Project (AOSP) devices—not certified Android TV gear—and it's converting them into residential proxies for cybercrime.

A new variant of the BADBOX malware campaign has taken root in over a million Android-based devices worldwide, and if you’ve picked up a cheap smart TV box or projector off Amazon or AliExpress ...