It’s not just malicious apps you require to be cautious of infecting your smartphone. Now, accessing to poisoned websites is a danger also.

Security researchers have exposed a latest malware aiming Android devices that doesn’t acquire the common way of implanting itself in any app. The malware, named “NotCompatible,” is in its place put into the websites that seek to push the malware on visitors’ devices, representing a unsafe new trick by hackers to attempt and access private data, according to researchers.

Fortunately, the malware isn’t very quiet. To find infected, you would require to approve the download of the application, which pretenses as a security update. Mobile malware threats are not as prevalent as those aiming PCs. Illegal hackers are testing with unusual business models for mobile devices, such as tricking users into subscribing to pay-text-message services that the criminals control.

The message from the ‘NotCompatible’ findings is same to cautions for PC users have gotten for years: “The worst kind of update you can download to your machine is one that you didn't ask for and don’t know where it comes from”

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