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Kaspersky warning over Android Triada Trojan 'as complex as any Windows malware'

Dave Neal

04 March 2016 • 2 min read

Some 60 per cent of Android devices at risk, claims Kaspersky

Security software company Kaspersky has warned that a new trojan targeting Android devices is as sophisticated as any Windows malware, and poses a threat to some 60 per cent of Android devices. ...

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