Beware the Virtual Invaders: ESET Uncovers Android Spyware Masquerading as Communication Apps

Beware Android users! Virtual Invaders are on the loose, crafting sneaky apps that double as digital spies. Dubbed “eXotic Visit,” these apps might offer chit-chat, but they’re really after your chats—and more. With downloads as rare as a polite online debate, targeted folks in India and Pakistan should stay alert!

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Well, well, well, if it isn't another cyber thriller straight out of the Android app store! This time, Virtual Invaders are giving us "exotic" reasons to stick to sending smoke signals instead of using shady messenger apps. Pro tip: If your app seems more interested in your GPS location than your actual messages, it might be time to break up.

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