The 'Joker' Android malware is now back. This specific malware attack acts to the Android phone's vulnerability to steal money from users into subscribing to paid subscriptions without their knowledge or consent. Here's how its different, though. The said dangerous malware is active on 11 apps that are probably already hidden on your Android phone.
Top 11 'Joker' apps you should delete now!
Phone malware is no longer new in the system. When your phone has been compromised, it will only take minutes or hours before all your sensitive data are stolen.
Here's how the 'Joker' works. For example, once you've installed any of the apps said above, the malware will act as the owner of your phone. It will subscribe to paid subscriptions without your knowledge, and will soon reflect your payments.
Experts said that Google Play Store can just delete the apps in the store. It still depends on you to check if your phone has been infected with the 'Joker.'
