Security experts say a mobile virus disguised as Google Chrome can infect your device and steal private information.
Experts at cybersecurity company Padeo have issued a warning about a new malware (software designed to harm computers, servers, mobiles) that has damaged thousands of devices so far.
According to experts, with the help of a new malware 'smashing trojan' in the form of Google's web browser Chrome, your personal information (password, credit card information, etc.) in the mobile is stolen.
Researchers say that once this fake Chrome app is installed in your mobile, then it starts sending SMS from your phone numbers to hundreds of numbers every day.
Experts say the malware uses the name and icon of Google's official Chrome app. However, its package, signature and version are not as common as the official app. Can be repackaged with
How to stay safe from fake Chrome app?
Security experts say that in order to be safe from this malware, as much as possible, do not give your credit and debit card information on an unknown web link, always download any application from Google Play Store or Apple Store.
