A report from Entrepreneur states that the Belgian police are now warning that the Joker virus has returned, after it was detected in eight apps on the Play Store.|#+|įor users who are unaware, the Joker malware is dangerous because it is capable of hiding its code execution methods, receiving malicious payloads from the internet and using various methods to steal personal information like contacts, SMS messages, and other data. Unfortunately, for Android users, the Joker malware seems to keep coming back despite multiple efforts on Google's part to shut down apps infected with the malware on the Play Store and stop users from downloading them. However, while Google has removed these apps, they may still be hifding on your phone, so find them now and delete - check full list of these apps that were on Google Play Store below.Īlso read: Looking for a smartphone? Check Mobile Finder here. Google has fully removed the infected apps from the Play Store. Thankfully, it appears that Google Play Store has banned and neutralised these dangerous apps infected with the Joker malware, according to the Belgian authorities. The full list of apps that were on Google Play Store which you must delete includes, Auxiliary Message, Element Scanner, Fast Magic SMS, Free CamScanner, Travel Wallpapers and more. The malware has recently come back and is infecting Android devices again. Google Play Store has banned these apps now from its platform. So, if it is hidden on your phone, you must check and delete it right now. This Joker malware can simply drain your bank account of all its money. Hidden in Google Play Store apps: One of the most persistent and bothersome viruses for Android is the Joker malware, which is even capable of infecting users via the Google Play Store as it is hidden inside innocent looking apps.
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