Tutorial Paano Malalaman Kung May Malware Ang Phone Mo?

[PHC-Omorfos]

Paano Malalaman Kung May Malware Ang Phone?

Ano Ang Malware?​

Short for ‘malicious software’, malware is software designed to cause damage to a computer, server or network. Malware is often referred to as a virus or infection and can come in many forms including the following types:

• Adware – designed to show frequent ads to a user in the form of pop-ups, sometimes redirecting you to web pages or applications
• Banker Malware – attempts to s†éál users’ bank credentials without their knowledge
• Ransomware – demands money from you in exchange for the files or the functionality of the devices being ‘held hostage’
• Rooting – ‘roots’ the device, essentially unlocking the operating system and obtaining escalated privileges
• SMS Malware – manipulates devices to send and intercept text messages resulting in SMS charges without you knowing
• Spyware – monitors and records information about your activity on your device without your knowledge or permission
• Trojan Malware – hides itself within a piece of seemingly innocent software

Ano Ang Mga Symptoms?​

A few signs you’ve got mobile malware and your device has been compromised include:

• Battery draining faster
• Pop up ads
• Unexplained apps
• A surge in data consumption
• Unexplained charges
• Reduced performance

Ano Ang Mga Causes?​

Cybercriminals looking to have a greater return focus their efforts on organizations and use a variety of tactics to infect the maximum number of corporate devices. Here are a few ways mobile malware can get to your device.

• Infected applications – häçkers infect known applications or create their own and are usually downloaded from third-party app stores
• Malvertising – Online advertisements are infected with malware, distributed by ad networks and appear silently on legitimate sites
• Scams – Rely on the user being redirected to a malicious web page after clicking on malicious email, text message or pop-up screen
• Direct to device – Requires direct access to the device to download or sideload malware

Ano Ang Treatment Na Pwedeng Gawin Kung May Malware Ang Phone Mo?​

So you’ve got a malware infection, what now?
Reset or restore your device following these steps for iOS

1. Use iCloud to back up the data on your device
2. Go to Settings > General > Reset
3. Click “erase all content and settings” to clear all apps and data
4. Restart your iOS device and set it up again.
5. Sign in to iCloud when you set up your iOS device and restore your backed-up data.
6. Re-download your apps again from the App Store

For Android, malware apps with tamper with the device’s administrator settings to give itself core app permissions so it can’t be uninstalled the normal way.

1. Go to Settings >> Security >> Device administrators
2. Find the suspicious app
3. Uncheck the box
4. Choose “Deactivate”
5. Select OK
6. Return to Apps or Application Manager to uninstall

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Watch out for warnings of identity theft and put a fraud alert on your credit account.

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Paano Mapeprevent Ang Malware?​

The best remedy is prevention. Stay safe from malware by following this guidance:

• Don’t download apps from third-party app stores
• Read the reviews before downloading apps
• Uncheck the “Install from Unknown Sources” option on Android
• Install OS updates as soon as they are available to ensure important security patches are in place
• Check app permissions before installing an app in case it is asking to access something it doesn’t need to, like camera access for a calendar app for example

No matter how hard you try to educate yourself and your team, it’s inevitable that some attempts will slip through the net. To stay ahead of the attacker it’s imperative to have a security solution in place which is able to intercept traffic to phishing sites, stopping the threat at its source.

© Wandera

 

[Dakhun]

Gumagamit din ako ng bitdefender mobile.. Ganda nga kasi yung mga malicious app, nadedetect din nya like yung nainstall kong modded na adm so yun inuninstall ko na. Meron pang anti theft captured yung mukha ng kuya ko nung tinangkang buksan cp ko e

 

[PHC-Omorfos]

haha. nice. ayos yan paps. subukan ko nga rin yan

 

[Dakhun]

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[Lelouch Lamperouge]

Thank you for sharing po master

 

[Papa Jo]

Salamat lods...nice info/thread

 

[Deleted member 956527]

yung sakin naman nasa system update. di nawawala maka ilang format ko na phone ko bumabalik pa din.
-may naiinstall na apps, kahit off "unknown sources" settings. di ko alam kung saan galing, parang nagging system app sya. kadalasan "phone and storage" permission nya.
-ina-unistall ko lang at clear data. usually, same sa nabangit sa taas mga symptoms at indication. punta kaagad ako sa settings check ko yung "apps" kung may bago o sa auto start management sa security settings wala kasi ko ina allow na mag auto start.
-nakikita kung sulosyun is i root at i uninstall yung "system update" na app.
tama ba? low end lang phone ko, di na din naman to magkakaroon ng update.

 

[wannabeyourSUPERMAN]

Thanks for info