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25 malicious apps from the Google Play Store contained malware.

25 malicious apps from the Google Play Store contained malware.
French cybersecurity firm EVINA found out the list of apps contained Facebook-hacking malware. Apps comprises flashlight tools, pedometers, image editors, all approximately the same app that perform different features and look different on the surface. But all contain the identical malicious code  to steal Facebook login information.


If installed, reset the Facebook password and enable two-factor authentication as a workaround. The apps are now removed from Google Play Store.


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Albert Santiago

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