Android adware, Trojan for iOS, and other mobile security events of November 2015

December 1, 2015

Doctor Web presents its November 2015 overview of malware for mobile devices. During the previous month, cybercriminals continued to target users of mobile devices. Our security researchers detected an Android application that displayed advertisements on top of the majority of programs launched by a user. Besides, Dr.Web virus database was updated with new entries for other malicious Android applications. Also, in November, yet another modification of a Trojan for iOS was detected.

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