xHelper Android malware capable of reinstalling itself even after being manually removed has reportedly infected more than 45,000 Android devices over the last six months.

There's finally a way to remove xHelper, the unremovable Android malware Malwarebytes researchers find a way to remove the malware, but they still don't know how it really operates.

Low-end smartphones sold to Americans with low-income via a government-subsidized program contain unremovable malware, security firm Malware bytes said today in a report. The smartphone model is ...

Gjoko Krstic, a security researcher with Zero Science Labs, has discovered secret hard-coded accounts in thermal security cameras manufactured by FLIR Systems, Inc., one of the largest vendor of ...

Security experts are warning that millions of Windows laptops are infected with malware that is effectively 'unremovable'. Over 100 laptops made by technology firm Lenovo appear to be affected by ...

Hackers can infect >100 Lenovo models with unremovable malware. Are you patched? Exploiting critical UEFI vulnerabilities could allow malware to hide in firmware.

Proposed antitrust legislation bans companies from making pre-installed apps unremovable Android and iOS cannot have any permanently installed apps By Cal Jeffrey June 18, 2021, 1:52 PM 39 comments ...

Lenovo disables ‘unremovable software’ Lenovo has announced that LSE,a virtually unremovable software, is no longer being installed on its products.