The tech giant revokes Videostrong's license after finding malware pre-installed in its Android TV boxes and media players.

TrendAI Research supplied intelligence that helped disrupt a botnet of more that 1.3-million pre-infected set-top boxes ...

Malware infecting Android devices isn’t new, but Google’s recent report is grim and concerning. The search giant has taken ...

Google Disrupts XCPE Botnet Linked to More Than 1.3 Million Infected TV Boxes - In reltion with: Google, malware, TV boxes ...

Google, Japan’s National Police Agency and security partners announced the takedown of the XCPE botnet that had infected more ...

TrendAI™ coordinates efforts with private and public sector partners to disrupt global X.CPE botnet, opening homes and ...

Google has disrupted the XCPE botnet, a network of more than 1.3 million Android TV streaming boxes, and banned Chinese ...

Cheap Android TV boxes sold to consumers may have shipped with a pre-installed backdoor that enrolled more than 1.3 million devices into the XCPE botnet, according to a Google Threat Intelligence ...

Google disrupted a 1.3 million device Android TV botnet caused by a preinstalled backdoor on Videostrong and MECOOL devices.

Google says Videostrong sold criminals access to 1.3M Android TV boxes, and banned the maker from certified Android. The backdoor stays on the boxes.

The security companies also offered guidance on how consumers and organizations could reduce their exposure to the threat.

Google has banned device manufacturer Videostrong from its certified Android ecosystem after an investigation linked the ...