By implanting malware into more than 10 million Adroid devices, a Chinese ad firm named Yingmob has been generating around $300,000 a month in revenue. That’s according to a new cybersecurity
company named Check Point. “Using its privileged access to infected devices, [Yingmob] also installs apps on behalf of others, raking in more revenue,” Motherboard reports, citing Check
Point’s findings.
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