Google has filed a lawsuit against the operators of a what is believed to be the largest smart TV botnet in the world — ...

"The BADBOX 2.0 botnet compromised over 10 million uncertified devices running Android's open-source software (Android Open ...

Ads giant complains of damage to its reputation and finances ... and crime, too Google has filed a lawsuit against 25 unnamed ...

Google is suing 25 anonymous Chinese cybercriminals for infecting 10 million Android devices with the BADBOX 2.0 botnet.

Google has filed a lawsuit against the anonymous operators of the Android BadBox 2.0 malware botnet, accusing them of running ...

Google has filed a lawsuit against the Badbox 2.0 botnet operators, after identifying over 10 million infected Android devices.

The tech giant accuses the group of orchestrating large-scale ad fraud and other cybercrimes through malware-laced hardware ...

The company has filed a lawsuit to stop the 'BadBox 2.0' malware, alleging the China-based culprits have spread the infection ...

Google has initiated legal action against the operators of BadBox 2.0, a China-based botnet compromising over 10 million uncertified Android devices worldwide.

Millions of low-cost devices for media streaming, in-vehicle entertainment, and video projection are infected with malware that turns consumer networks into platforms for distributing malware, ...

Like its predecessor Badbox, Badbox 2.0 primarily attacks cheap end-user devices. More than one million unbranded, non-certified connected TV boxes (CTV), tablets, digital projectors and other ...

A new variant of the BADBOX malware campaign has taken root in over a million Android-based devices worldwide, and if you’ve picked up a cheap smart TV box or projector off Amazon or AliExpress ...