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Fake Games Infect Czech Users Seeking Free Entertainment – Novinky.cz

by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief

Malicious Apps Flood Czech Market as Users Seek Free Entertainment

While many combat near-constant digital threats, many users prioritizing free entertainment are falling victim to aători

re.droid bizarre trend: the dashing "racing" game ‘Vehicle Parking Multiplayer’, almost physical, not just digital

Security specialist Martin Jirkal of Eset explains:

"Injecting the Andreed malware into a trending game like Car
Queen, is a crafty tactic. Attackers know people seek amusement. These aren’t

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What steps ​can players take to protect themselves from downloading malware disguised‍ as mobile games?

⁣ ## Gaming Malware on the Rise: A Conversation with ESET’s Martin Jirkal

**Interviewer**: Martin, you’ve been sounding the ⁣alarm ⁤about a concerning​ trend in the Czech⁤ app market. Can ​you tell us more about this “Vehicle Parking Multiplayer” game and ⁤the dangers it poses?

**Martin Jirkal**: This isn’t just⁣ about one game. We’re seeing a worrying ​pattern: malicious apps disguised ​as popular games, particularly those offering “free entertainment,” like this parking ⁢simulator.

**Interviewer**: What makes these apps so dangerous?

**Martin Jirkal**:‌ Attackers are preying on⁣ people’s desire for free entertainment. They inject malware, often the Andreed malware, into these seemingly ⁢harmless games. This malware can​ steal sensitive​ data, track your activities, or ⁣even control your device.

**Interviewer**: It sounds like a clever trap. Do you think this tactic will deter people ⁣from downloading these types of apps?

**Martin Jirkal**: Unfortunately,​ I’m not sure. Many people are willing to take the risk for a “free” game.

**Interviewer**: So, what‍ advice would you give ⁤to players looking for new games online?

**Martin‌ Jirkal**: Be cautious. Download ‍from trusted sources, read reviews carefully, and be wary of apps promising too much for ⁢free. Remember, your‌ digital security is worth more than any game.

**Think about it. Is convenience worth the potential ‍compromise of your privacy and security? Share your thoughts in the comments below!**

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