HummingBad Android Malware : See it effects and how to prevent it
HummingBad is another new android malware that is attacking and infecting android devices at the moment. It had already infected over 10Million Android devices all over the world and it makes around $300,000 (£232,000) Monthly for its creator.
The malware is a rootkit which installs itself deep inside a phone’s operating system to avoid detection and gives its creators complete control over the handset.
When it’s on a person’s phone, HummingBad installs apps on their device and spies on their browsing habits. It also generates fake clicks for online adverts
How To Detect If Your Android Smartphone is Infected With HummingBad Malware
If your phone starts displaying unusual advertisements, or you start running out of data on your mobile plan a lot sooner than usual, then you might be infected. But odds are you won’t ever know.
Signs include receiving unexpected “system update” notifications, prompts to install a new app, or finding apps on your phone that you didn’t put there, and your battery that drains more rapidly than normal.
You can also download Avast anti virus, Lookout Security Sofware, 360 Security software from Google Playstore and it will detect the Malware.
How To Remove Hummingbad Malware From Your Phone
Too bad. The malware is very dangerous and hard to remove that's why Antivirus apps and software can't remove it. They only detect but can't delete so the best option is to factory reset your infected android phone.
How To Reset Your Phone
1. Create a backup of the data and content on your phone or tablet.
2. On your infected phone or tablet, tap on Settings > Backup and reset > Factory Data Reset. The location of Backup and reset will differ on various Android phones and tablets, but it will be relatively easy to find.
3. Tap Reset phone or Reset device. Your device will reboot in Recovery mode and will start wiping your infected phone or tablet.
4. Once your phone or tablet reboots you can start the setup of your HummingBad-free device.
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When it’s on a person’s phone, HummingBad installs apps on their device and spies on their browsing habits. It also generates fake clicks for online adverts
How To Detect If Your Android Smartphone is Infected With HummingBad Malware
If your phone starts displaying unusual advertisements, or you start running out of data on your mobile plan a lot sooner than usual, then you might be infected. But odds are you won’t ever know.
Signs include receiving unexpected “system update” notifications, prompts to install a new app, or finding apps on your phone that you didn’t put there, and your battery that drains more rapidly than normal.
You can also download Avast anti virus, Lookout Security Sofware, 360 Security software from Google Playstore and it will detect the Malware.
How To Remove Hummingbad Malware From Your Phone
Too bad. The malware is very dangerous and hard to remove that's why Antivirus apps and software can't remove it. They only detect but can't delete so the best option is to factory reset your infected android phone.
How To Reset Your Phone
1. Create a backup of the data and content on your phone or tablet.
2. On your infected phone or tablet, tap on Settings > Backup and reset > Factory Data Reset. The location of Backup and reset will differ on various Android phones and tablets, but it will be relatively easy to find.
3. Tap Reset phone or Reset device. Your device will reboot in Recovery mode and will start wiping your infected phone or tablet.
4. Once your phone or tablet reboots you can start the setup of your HummingBad-free device.
Always Remember To Use The Share Buttons,Sharing Is Caring
HummingBad Android Malware : See it effects and how to prevent it
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July 10, 2016
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