Google dismantles the XCPE botnet after accusing Videostrong of preloading malware into Android TV boxes. Find out how the ...

More than 1.3 million Android TV streaming devices were compromised by malicious software that allowed cybercriminals to ...

Google disrupted a 1.3 million device Android TV botnet caused by a preinstalled backdoor on Videostrong and MECOOL devices.

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"Backdoors in over 1.3 million Android devices"—many of you may have seen this news and felt anxious, wondering, "Is my ...

Google dismantled a 1.3 million-device Android TV botnet tied to Videostrong, but firmware malware may still linger on ...

Google has dismantled the command infrastructure of XCPE, a malware operation that enrolled more than 1.3 million Android TV set-top boxes into a botnet. The alarming detail is how the devices were ...

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Imagine watching your favourite Netflix series on your Android TV box, completely unaware that the same device is secretly working for cybercriminals. Google has uncovered exactly this kind of ...

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A backdoor embedded in over 1.3 million Android devices exposed gaps in Google's certification checks. Here's how the malware worked, what it did and what the breach means for device security ...

Google has dismantled a botnet affecting more than 1.3 million Android devices, mostly TV set-top boxes, and barred Videostrong Technology from ...