Apple and Google pulled up to 20 applications from the app store each after researchers of security finds the application bringing the malware data almost one year. Researcher Security on Kaspersky says malware, called SparkCat, has been enabled since March 20, which is not relevant, which clicked copulatives over 242,000 times through the Google Play Store. Using the code designed to take the text that appears in the user display – is known as the Optical character recognition for an ancient phrase to find lectures in different languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. By using malware to take the victim’s recovery phrase, the attacker can control full wallet and steal funds, researchers are found. Malware can also enable extraction personal information from pictures, such as messages and passwords, researchers say. After receiving a report from researchers, Apple pulls the compromised application from the App Store last week, followed by Google. “All the identified applications have been removed from Google Play, and the developers are forbidden,” Google said, Fernandez Ed Fernandez tells her techcrroch. Google spokesse also confirmed that the Android users are protected from this malware version through the Google Play feature setting. Apple does not respond to the requests for comments. Kaspersky Speaking Rosemarans Speaking Techcrunch If the app reportedly drawn from official app store, the company teleted company advises the other website and a non-official website store.
Apple and Google took a dangerous mobile app from the App Store
