Examples of using Malicious apps in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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which account for 27 percent of malicious apps.
While these techniques have proven effective at reducing the total number of malicious apps in the Google Play Store,
Although I was able to see what the scan was doing(“checking for malicious apps” and“checking for vulnerabilities” flashed on my screen),
Although I was able to see what the scan was doing(“checking for malicious apps” and“checking for vulnerabilities” flashed on my screen),
To combat these malicious apps, Google has begun to implement better vetting techniques- like AI learning and providing rewards to white hat pros who hunt down and surface these malicious apps,” Kovalev said.
Malicious app may control the system UI without user intervention.
It doesn't have an official site so you may download malicious app.
The malicious app uses the device's microphone to pick up the sound waves and bounces it back to nearby objects,
The malicious app uses the device's microphone to pick up the sound waves and bounce to nearby
Once installed on the phone, this malicious app allows hackers to execute on-demand or scheduled commands.
Besides controlling the device's open and close network function, the malicious app can quietly connect to the internet
The researchers don't know precisely how Slingshot infected all of its targets, but in some cases the malicious app was planted inside MikroTik routers that Slingshot operators got access to.
Since exploiting many of these issues requires a malicious app to be loaded on your Mac or iOS device,
which then scanned the phone and downloaded another malicious app that masqueraded as an update for one of the already installed applications.
Since exploiting many of these issues requires a malicious app to be loaded on your Mac or iOS device,
Spectre exploitation techniques abuse speculative execution to access privileged memory-including that of the kernel-from a less-privileged user process such as a malicious app running on a device.
The Meltdown and Spectre exploitation techniques abuse speculative execution to access privileged memory- including that of the kernel- from a less-privileged user process such as a malicious app running on a device.
Malicious apps may take over the entire screen.
It mechanically scans the entire computer and reveals malicious apps.
Malicious apps may use this to send your data to other people.