Thursday, January 10, 2019
Security researchers find over a dozen iPhone apps linked to Golduck malware – TechCrunch
Security researchers say they’ve found more than a dozen iPhone apps covertly communicating with a server associated with Golduck, a historically Android-focused malware that infects popular classic game apps. The malware has been known about for over a year, after it was first discovered by Appthority infecting classic and retro games on Google Play, by embedding backdoor code that allowed
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