From Google to Samsung, Android smartphones are some of the most popular handheld devices around the world. But if you use an Android, you may want to reassess which apps you have installed on your device.
Researchers from Check Point have warned about 11 apps that can infect your smartphone with dangerous malware. This includes a flower wallpapers app, an alarm app, a memory game, a file-recovery app, and several apps that offer cheery messages or relaxation (scroll down for the full list).
The apps contain a type of malware dubbed Joker, which is one of the most prominent types of malware for Android. In a blog, Check Point researchers explained: “Joker, one of the most prominent types of malware for Android, keeps finding its way
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