hello..I'm in alarm after virus scan .. found 41 malware in all system apps ..... Android / Trojan.Spy.Agent.rdr ..... what's going on?
It may be .. I did factory reset but it always detects malware on the app pre-installed device .. Type app settings ..... Android system app .... on smartphone all clean ... On minix no ... I'm worried
Maybe it is the anti-virus software that detects virus. Dont use untrusted antivirus.It may be .. I did factory reset but it always detects malware on the app pre-installed device .. Type app settings ..... Android system app .... on smartphone all clean ... On minix no ... I'm worried
I dont know if your factory reset is recent, if not do a factory reset.Malwarebytes is the app I used ... Ě the weird thing that detects 42 malware in system apps .... what can I do?
Malwarebytes is the app I used ... Ě the weird thing that detects 42 malware in system apps .... what can I do?
@ArticWolf said that exactly. He even guessed that was the antivirus you used. Apparently users are complaining about Malwarebytes false positives.
As most Android apps have adverts and demand rights in your system it is normal that some antivirus will think that is too much to handle.
Relax, as everybody said, if your box is not rooted your system is very likely to be safe. Android is not like other operative systems, it is very hard to get corrupted in non rooted machines.
Before you try any other drastic measures, why don't you simply try another antivirus, as you were already told, and see the results? I have Avast from the PlayStore in one of my Minix and in a mobile phone, it does well.
Keep calm I can assure you there's no malwares in a stock rom !
As @ArcticWolf said, download and flash a stock Minix rom.
A friend of mine has a U-9h which I helped him build. He brought it over to show me how it is playing movies during Kodi movies every 5 minutes. I had never seen that before. I loaded Malwarebytes and it detected 3 malware files. It was able to remove two of them. Sorry I didn't take a screenshot or write down the name of the particular offending files. The U-9 now runs normally. I am not too worried about the last file found since it is just a PUP. In this case, Malwarebytes did its job.