Thursday 15 September 2016
Pokémon Go launched back in July, but it was only available to download in a handful of countries. Most people desperately want what they can’t have, so those in unsupported regions flocked to shady third-party file sharing websites to install what they believed to be a final build of the game. Little did they know, however, that they were actually infecting their device with a nasty piece of malware that allowed prying eyes to monitor their every keystroke. In some cases, the savviest hackers were even able to take full control of their victim’s phone. It didn’t take long for these malware-filled…
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