Quote from: Lucius on November 11, 2019, 11:38:19 AM

I personally had the opportunity to try to repair an infected smartphone with this trojan, and despite all the methods known to me, removal was unsuccessful in all cases.

I am quite scared of the (lack of) security mobile phones offer nowadays. I use a 3rd party antivirus for checking the things I install, but I am aware that some things can easily hidden from antiviruses too.
The phone you had in hand was rooted or not? I hope that only rooted phones are affected...

Also, maybe putting another ROM onto that phone would help get rid of that piece of.. trojan.

Quote from: nelson4lov on November 11, 2019, 12:07:51 PM

Malware infected apps rarely makes it to be added on playstore.

It was this year when Google announced me I have installed an app that doesn't behave right. It was only some ad abuse, I think, but I had the app installed for over a year until Google woke up.