According to TheNextWeb , a malicious app will first ask to check for viruses before it plays any videos. The company claims that malicious hackers are creating fake PornHub apps that look legit , but actually give them direct access to your phone. This is, of course, a trick and the app will install ransomware on your phone, bricking it and asking for $100 in Bitcoin before it lets you back in. "For users, this means two things: Firstly, that even if they do pay up, their files may not get decrypted. The most common involves downloading the APK (Android application package) directly from a web browser and installing it yourself.
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Let's start off the week with some fresh new Android and iPhone apps! Let us know! Know of an app that deserves to be listed here? As we do every week, we've combed through the Play Store and App Store looking for new offerings that may be of interest to you, our readers.This week around, we've got Blin.gy — the app that finally lets you show off your dance moves right next to Drake; TwIM — a messenger app for Twitter; a cool new email app; and lots more.`Check them out below and let us know which ones you liked.
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