Google banned Videostrong after tying Android TV box malware to a 1.3 million device XCPE botnet. Here is how it worked and what box owners should do.

Google disrupts the x.cpe botnet on over 1.3 million Android devices, linking the firmware backdoor to manufacturer Videostrong.

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Google says one of its Android manufacturing partners secretly built a backdoor in 1.3 million devices and turned them into a ...

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Google has confirmed that an Android TV device maker snuck a backdoor for malware onto certified devices, which is ...

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