Researchers have found a backdoored Pokémon GO Android app in circulation via unofficial channels. The infected apk contains a malicious remote access tool called DroidJack/SandroRAT. The tool can give the remote attacker full control over the infected phone. The research also features the SHA256 of the legitimate apk and the backdoored apk, so users can check if their app is compromised or safe.
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