Porn Ransomware on Android Does Not Demand Bitcoin Payment
A new type of ransomware has been brought into circulation, and it is targeting mobile devices running the Android operating system. There are a few hoops to jump through before one’s device is infected, but this new threat is a primary concern for mobile users. However, the ransom does not have to be paid in Bitcoin, for a change. This particular new type of ransomware works in a rather unusual way, as fake text messages are sent out to Android users all over the world. In the message body of these texts, there is a link to an adult website, which users can visit to download a video file.....
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