Threat actors have infected over 1.3 million TV streaming boxes running Android with a new Vo1d backdoor malware, allowing the attackers to take full control of the devices. The Android Open Source ...

Imagine you're having a good time enjoying your favorite TV show, and suddenly an adult video takes over your screen, your remote stops working and harmful content is being forced on viewers. While ...

A report from last year revealed a massive Vo1d malware infection affecting 1.3 million Android streaming boxes. Now, a new variant has been growing rapidly and helping to push those numbers up.

Even if you are an iPhone user, there's a solid chance you have an Android device somewhere in your house. If the device happens to be an Android TV streaming box, you should check and make sure it's ...

A backdoor malware called "Vo1d" has apparently infected 1.3 million Android TV boxes that use open source versions of the operating system. It enables the authors to control the devices remotely and ...

The "Apps only mode" Google TV homescreen pares things back to the bare minimum, and then some. Phil Nickinson / Digital Trends Based on a study done by Xlab researchers, a new variant of the Vo1d ...

Security researchers have found a new variant of Vo1d that's recruiting Android TV devices to its evolving malware botnet. Vo1d is a long-known botnet that infects Android TV devices, and security ...

In a nutshell: Nearly 1.3 million Android-based TV boxes across 197 countries have reportedly been infected by a new malware known as "Vo1d." Although most of the affected devices are running outdated ...

Dr.Web has reported that nearly 1.3 million Android-based TV boxes in 197 countries around the world have been infected with a malware named 'Android.Vo1d,' which places its own components in the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Based on a study done by Xlab researchers, a new variant of the Vo1d botnet has been infecting Android TV devices worldwide. It ...