A new Trojan that can create botnets has emerged in China, according to Lookout Mobile Security. This Trojan, dubbed "Geinimi," is the most sophisticated Android malware so far, the company said. Once it’s installed on a user’s phone, Geinimi can receive commands from a remote server that lets that server’s owner control the smartphone.
Links to malware-infested sites and other threats lurk in many Facebook users’ news feeds, according to research from security vendor BitDefender. Among approximately 14,000 Facebook users who installed BitDefender’s Safego security and privacy app, about one in five has malware in his or her news feed.
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