So we often think of iPhones as safer than Android, right? Getting on the iOS store is harder than getting on Google Play. John Koetsier: iOS is safer than Android, right? Well, maybe … Subscribe to my YouTube channel so you’ll get notified when I go live with future guests, or see the videos later. Mintegral’s full statement is in my updated article on this at Forbes … Subscribe to TechFirst: ad fraud via Chinese ad networkĪpple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Overcast Other podcasting platforms Get the full audio, video, and transcript of our conversation below …Īlso: please note that the ad network Snyk is accusing of ad fraud, Mintegral, denies the allegations. To learn more, in this episode of TechFirst with John Koetsier we’re going to chat with the man who found it: Danny Grander, Co-Founder & Chief Security Officer at Snyk, a digital security company. It allegedly works by spying on your activity on the phone and sending fake clicks on ads it sees you engage with. It’s in over 1,200 apps with billions of downloads and has been since mid 2019, in apps like Talking Tom, Asphalt 9, PicsArt, Gardenscapes, and Helix Jump. There’s more scrutiny of apps, their code, and functionality.īut now, for the first time ever, security researchers have found an ad fraud network on Apple iPhones that uses click injection to steal potentially hundreds of millions of dollars. IOS is safer than Android, right? Usually … because getting on the iOS app store is harder than getting on Google Play.
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