Gooligan potentially affects
devices on Android 4 (Jelly Bean, KitKat) and 5 (Lollipop), which is over 74% of in-market devices today.
Fake apps infected by Gooligan
If you have any of these apps in your mobile then you might be infected:
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To check if your Google account is breached visit the following link and enter your email address:
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If your account has
been breached, the following steps are required:
1.
A clean installation of an operating system on
your mobile device is required (a process called “flashing”). As this is a
complex process, we recommend powering off your device and approaching a
certified technician, or your mobile service provider, to request that your
device be “re-flashed.”
2.
Change your Google account passwords
immediately after this process.
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-urShadow
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