Once added to one of the affected apps, the trojanized SDK connects to a remote server in order to download a list of websites that are used to display minigames within them.Īlthough the minigames are displayed within the apps as expected, SpinOk is capable of performing a number of malicious activities in the background that include listing files in directories, searching for particular files, uploading files from an infected smartphone or copying and replacing content from your clipboard. Still though, it’s probably best you delete these apps for your own safety. However, the spyware has been removed in the latest versions of many of these apps, so you could update to the latest version instead of removing them entirely. If you have any of these apps installed on your Android smartphone, it’s recommended that you delete them immediately.
While most of the affected apps have been removed from the Play Store, not all of them have yet. Tick: watch to earn - 5 million downloads.CashEM: Get Rewards - 5 million downloads.Fizzo Novel - Reading Offline - 10 million downloads.Cashzine - Earn money reward - 10 million downloads.Biugo - video maker&video editor - 50 million downloads.MVBit - MV video status maker - 50 million downloads.vFly: video editor&video maker - 50 million downloads.Zapya - File Transfer, Share - 100 million downloads.Noizz: video editor with music - 100 million downloads.Below, you’ll find the affected apps with the most downloads and you can find the full list here:
Web’s report on the matter, the antivirus maker claims to have found 101 apps that were downloaded more than 421 million times from the Google Play Store. Delete these apps right nowĪccording to Dr. Unfortunately though, SpinOk performs a number of malicious activities in the background while checking an Android device’s sensor data (including its gyroscope and magnetometer) to determine whether or not it’s running on an actual phone.
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