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BENGALURU: A new type of malware called Ghost Push, which hides itself inside popular apps, is affecting 158,729 devices in India, according to Cheetah Mobile Security Research Lab.
While globally Samsung suffered most, in India Micromax had around 55,444 devices being infected, followed by 19,984 of HTC and 9,905 Samsung devices. Globally, Ghost Push has infected 10,000 phone types and 2,742 brands.
In September 2015, the research lab had warned...