Smartphone users warned to delete 15 dangerous, ‘predatory’ apps: ‘A global threat’
The so-called loan apps promise users quick loans, but it is ultimately to their detriment — the malicious software dupes them into giving up sensitive information, gains access to other apps on the device and could result in “extortion, harassment and financial loss.”
Delete These 15 Dangerous Apps On Your Phone—8 Million Installs So Far
A stark new warning has just been issued, as a “a global threat exploiting social engineering” tricks its way onto more than 8 million phones. Beware, if you fall victim it could prove devastatingly expensive. These new attacks “lead to extortion, harassment, and financial loss.”
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