When malwareSoftware that is designed to cause harm or damage to a computer. This includes viruses that might damage files, adware that causes pop-ups, and spyware that collects and shares login details. is discussed, many people think of desktop computers. However, the increased use of mobile devices has created a rise in mobile malware. Just like phishingAn attempt to gain personal information about someone by way of deception, eg sending an email pretending to be from their bank asking them for their bank details. emails, which trick people into giving personal details, text messages can also be used to trick users into handing over personal information.
Mobile malware can also take the form of trojanMalware that appears legitimate, but performs some malicious activity when it is run. software.
