Uninstall these malicious apps from smartphone now

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McAfee Security researchers recently revealed that more than 60 apps have been infected with the Goldoson malware. The malware-infected malicious apps listed below have been downloaded and installed over 100 million times.

The Goldoson malware collects a history of Wi-Fi and Bluetooth device information, including a list of installed applications and nearby GPS locations. In addition, the library is equipped with the functionality to commit ad fraud by clicking on ads in the background without the user’s consent.

McAfee reported the discovered apps to Google. Google used the Play Protect service to disable the Golson virus-infected apps, but users need to manually check and remove malicious apps from devices.

• L.POINT with L.PAY

• Swipe Brick Breaker

• Money Manager Expense & Budget

• TMAP

• Lotte Cinema

• Genie Music

• Cultureland version

• GOM Player

• Megabox

• LIVE Score Real-Time score

• Pikicast

• Compass 9: Smart Compass

• GOM Audio – Music, Sync lyrics

• TV – All About Video

• Guninday

• Item mania

• LOTTE WORLD Magicpass

• Bounce Brick Breaker

• InfiniteSlice Infinite Slice

• Norae bang

• SomNote – Beautiful note app

• Korea Subway Info: Metroid

• GoodTVBible

• Happy Mobile Happy Screen

• UBhind: Mobile Tracker Manager

• Mafu Driving Free

• Girl singer WorldCup

• FSP Mobile

• Audio Recorder

• Catmera

• Cultureland Plus

• Simple Air

• Lotteworld Seoul Sky

• Snake Ball Lover

• Play Geto

• Memory Memo

• PB Stream

• Money Manager (Remove Ads)

• Inssaticon – Cute Emoticons

• ECloud

• SCinema

• Ticket Office

• Lotteworld Aquarium

• Lotteworld Water Park

• T map for KT, LGU

• Random number

• **bleep** Loader

• GOM Audio Plus – Music, Sync

• Swipe Brick Breaker

• Safe Home

• Chuncheon

• Fantaholic

• Cinecube

• TNT

• Bestcare Health

• InfinitySolitaire

• New Safe

• Cashnote

• TDI News

• Eyesting

• TingSearch

• Krieshachu Fantastic

• Yeonhagoogokka

Google has notified developers that their apps are violating Google Play policies and require improvements to reach compliance. Some apps were removed from Google Play while others were updated by official developers. Users should update apps to the latest version to remove identified threats from devices.