It is very unfortunate that some Android apps has pass over the Privacy and Policy on Google Play store and some few other users has already downloaded and install the apps.
It is surprising that the Privacy is kind of Over pass!
The malware steals and leaks users’ sensitive information, such as email addresses and user login names, quietly and stealthily.
It is also capable of downloading and installing other APKs and can do that without detection if your Android smartphone has been routed.
operator, resolution, and Installed apps.
The apps that contain Ztorg Malware are Magic Browser and Noise Detector, and both have since been removed from the Play Store, though it’s entirely possible that others may be lurking.
The two apps were somewhat popular, with Magic Browser amassing over 50,000 downloads, while Noise Detector got over 10,000.
The only real trace a Ztorg malware app will leave on a device is showing unwelcome ads at random, and silencing a device in order to use the SMS function in secret.
Keeping your app downloading strictly to the Play Store is your best bet for staying safe from malware like this. Presumably, Ztorg apps using previous versions or fully functional versions of the malicious code are still out there on the web, but have reportedly been found and removed from the Play Store.