Had been using my T1 for about 2 weeks and a couple of problems seem to have popped up, when google opens up I get an unsafe message saying there is a virus and someone or something is trying to get in my system and google won't open up, same goes for utube.I reset to factory and went ahead and reloaded my apps and when I tried to open utube and google same unsafe message appeared.Shut T1 down and went back to my G8, Anyone have any ideas on what to do ?...Thanks Steve2
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I think you need to go into the settings and check the spot where it says except credentials from unknown apps
that setting does nothing
OK,didn't do anything except unplug T1 for24 hrs,applied power and it was perfect last night..no issues at all....Another strange happening in the ether world....Steve2
if it happens again will you take a pic?OK,didn't do anything except unplug T1 for24 hrs,applied power and it was perfect last night..no issues at all....Another strange happening in the ether world....Steve2
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AfterDawn > News > Android malware leads to 1 million Google account breaches
Android malware leads to 1 million Google account breaches
Written by James Delahunty (Google+) @ 30 Nov 2016 13:44 User comments (3)
Android malware leads to 1 million Google account breaches A new variant of Android malware has resulted in over 1 million Google account breaches, according to a security firm.
Check Point discovered the new variant of the 'Gooligan' malware recently, and has exposed the damage done to victims. It roots Android devices and steals e-mail addresses and authentication tokens, allowing attackers to access Gmail, Google Photos, Google Docs, Google Play, Google Drive, and G Suite.
Many breached accounts are associated with enterprises around the world, according to Check Point's data.
The Gooligan variant is infecting an estimated over 13,000 new devices every day, most of which are in Asia. It is delivered through infected apps when they are installed on an Android device, and also by malicious links that unsuspecting victims open.
Gooligan targets devices on Android 4 (Jelly Bean, KitKat) and 5 (Lollipop), which represents about 74% of Android devices in use.
In addition to stealing e-mail addresses and authentication tokens, it also fraudulently downloads and rates apps from Google Play to the victim's devices. Check Point estimates that around 30,000 apps are fraudulently installed on devices every day by the malware.
If you suspect you might be a victim, you can use Check Point's free online tool to check your e-mail address against known breached accounts.
Google has been informed of the malicious software and already has taken action to protect vulnerable users, including revoking authenticatio
Android malware leads to 1 million Google account breaches
Written by James Delahunty (Google+) @ 30 Nov 2016 13:44 User comments (3)
Android malware leads to 1 million Google account breaches A new variant of Android malware has resulted in over 1 million Google account breaches, according to a security firm.
Check Point discovered the new variant of the 'Gooligan' malware recently, and has exposed the damage done to victims. It roots Android devices and steals e-mail addresses and authentication tokens, allowing attackers to access Gmail, Google Photos, Google Docs, Google Play, Google Drive, and G Suite.
Many breached accounts are associated with enterprises around the world, according to Check Point's data.
The Gooligan variant is infecting an estimated over 13,000 new devices every day, most of which are in Asia. It is delivered through infected apps when they are installed on an Android device, and also by malicious links that unsuspecting victims open.
Gooligan targets devices on Android 4 (Jelly Bean, KitKat) and 5 (Lollipop), which represents about 74% of Android devices in use.
In addition to stealing e-mail addresses and authentication tokens, it also fraudulently downloads and rates apps from Google Play to the victim's devices. Check Point estimates that around 30,000 apps are fraudulently installed on devices every day by the malware.
If you suspect you might be a victim, you can use Check Point's free online tool to check your e-mail address against known breached accounts.
Google has been informed of the malicious software and already has taken action to protect vulnerable users, including revoking authenticatio
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Virus and uncontrollable pop ups while trying to watch Showbox....so I went to my apps and deleted google search and lo and behold showbox working perfect.Trying it again this AM and working perfect...Steve2