<ul><li>The National Telecommunication and Information Security Board (NTISB) issued a cybersecurity advisory warning about recently discovered malicious Android apps removed from the Google Play Store.</li><li>In March 2025, Google removed apps linked to KoSpy spyware and Anatsa (TeaBot) banking trojan, disguised as file managers or security tools, posing threats to user privacy and mobile security.</li><li>KoSpy spyware, associated with North Korean threat groups, can access various data, while Anatsa banking trojan targets financial apps for data theft.</li><li>Users are advised to uninstall identified malicious Android apps, download only from trusted sources, avoid apps with unnecessary permissions, and enable Google Play Protect for automatic detection of harmful apps.</li></ul>

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