<ul><li>More than 300 Android apps, installed over 60 million times, were part of an ad fraud campaign that displayed unwanted ads and attempted to steal sensitive data.</li><li>The apps mimicked utility apps such as QR scanners, expense tracking apps, health apps, and wallpaper apps.</li><li>Most of the affected apps were removed from the Google Play Store, but users who have already installed them remain at risk.</li><li>To stay safe, users are advised to remove any unwanted or unused apps and ensure they are running the latest version of Android.</li></ul>

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