If exploited; the vulnerability can do much more against Android users especially those using Google & Samsung phones. Here's what it can do:

In the latest, another malware named xHelper is on the rise of infecting Android based devices, a number staggering over 45,000.

These malicious apps aim at personal as well as banking data of unsuspected Android users.

The botnet was basically composed of numerous Android phones which were were infected by getting them to download malicious applications.

In September alone, over 335 million Android users were tricked into downloading malware-infected apps from the Google Play Store.

Another day, another Android malware - This time; The Joker malware is here not to creep you out but to steal from you.

Just now Avast has released a report that details an analysis of 937 flashlight apps on Google's Play Store and the variety of permissions that they seek which can be categorized into the following.

In the latest, researchers from Check Point have discovered vulnerabilities in certain Android-based phones including the likes of Samsung, Huawei, Sony, and LG which allows attackers to access your information.

Zero-Day Android exploits are now more valuable then iOS exploits.

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