Google is suing the cybercriminals behind BadBox 2.0, a massive Android malware scheme that turned millions of cheap devices into a botnet.

Millions of sketchy Android streaming boxes are spoofing ads and spreading malware. Google wants to shut down the domains that make it possible.

Malware known as a "BadBox 2.0" has infiltrated over 10 million Android devices, including TV streaming devices, tablets, and ...

Google has initiated a lawsuit against the operators of BadBox 2.0, a China-based botnet that has compromised over 10 million ...

"The BADBOX 2.0 botnet compromised over 10 million uncertified devices running Android's open-source software (Android Open ...

The 25 people in the complaint allegedly used the botnet to offer residential proxies, commit ad fraud, and click fraud.

Security researchers warn that Chinese authorities are employing a new type of malware called Massistant to extract extensive ...

Google has filed a lawsuit against the Badbox 2.0 botnet operators, after identifying over 10 million infected Android ...

Google is suing 25 anonymous Chinese cybercriminals for infecting 10 million Android devices with the BADBOX 2.0 botnet.

The tech giant accuses the group of orchestrating large-scale ad fraud and other cybercrimes through malware-laced hardware ...

Google has filed a lawsuit against 25 unnamed individuals in China it accuses of breaking into more than 10 million devices ...

Google is taking aim at one of the largest botnets ever discovered, suing a group of alleged cybercriminals based in China ...