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What is Mobile Malware? Mobile Malware is a breed of malware specifically intended to run on mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. Thousands of types of mobile malware have been discovered since late 2010, with researchers having discovered more malicious apps for Android than iOS. Aside from what’s targeted, mobile malware is similar to traditional […]