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A brief introduction to malware analysis
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This isn’t a fully detailed explainer, that would probably take hundreds of thousands of words. But this post should be an excellent starting place in order for you to learn more. A brief introduction to malware analysis
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New Android virus replaces system files with malware
Dr Web, an antivirus company, found a new type of malware that replaces pre-installed apps and system files on older Android devices with malicious applications. The malware is called Android.Xiny which is a trojan aimed at devices that use older versions of Android, version 5.1 and older. Android.Xiny gains root access to the device and then replaces system files. This enables it to launch malware instantly, even after the device is restarted.
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