Google-certified Android TV boxes hid malware that turned 1.3 million devices into nodes in a criminal botnet.

Android TV box malware has reached certified devices: Videostrong Technology deliberately embedded the XCPE backdoor in Google Play Protect-certified firmware, enrolling 1.3 million households in a ...

Google disrupts the x.cpe botnet on over 1.3 million Android devices, linking the firmware backdoor to manufacturer Videostrong.

Superbox bills itself as an affordable way for households to stream all of the television and movie content they could possibly want, without the hassle of monthly subscription fees — for a one-time ...

Attention Android TV box users! There is new malware out there. However, you don’t have to worry if your device is officially certified by Play Protect. The malware, known as Vo1d, directly targets ...

Android TV streaming boxes that promise "everything for one price" are everywhere right now. You'll see them on big retail sites, in influencer videos, and even recommended by friends who swear ...

A backdoor embedded in over 1.3 million Android devices exposed gaps in Google's certification checks. Here's how the malware worked, what it did and what the breach means for device security ...

That cheap streaming box promising free movies, live sports and premium channels may come with a hidden cost you never agreed to pay. Security researchers are warning about a sprawling Android-based ...