One developer also told WSJ that Measurement Systems claimed to be collecting data for ISPs, financial services and energy companies. The Wall Street Journal alleges that the company paid developers to add its software development kits to apps. The malware code was reportedly developed by Measurement Systems, a Panamanian company with alleged ties to a Virginian defense contractor that performs cyber-intelligence for U.S. You might also want to uninstall any other apps from those developers just to be on the safe side.

Audiosdroid Audio Studio DAW by Audiosdrois OU (opens in new tab).

Full Quran MP3 - Ramadan 2022 - by AppSourceHub.

Al Quran Mp3 - 50 Reciters & Translation Audio by RabbiApps (opens in new tab).

Smart Kit 360 by Kafui Utils (opens in new tab).

Handcent Next SMS-Text w/ MMS by Handcent (opens in new tab).

Simple weather & clock widget by Difer (opens in new tab).

Qibla Compass - Ramadan 2022 by AppSourceHub.

QR & Barcode Scanner by AppSourceHub (opens in new tab).

WiFi Mouse(remote control PC) by WiFi Mouse (opens in new tab).

Al-Moazin Lite (Prayer Times) by Parfield (opens in new tab).

Speed Camera Radar by Road Soft (opens in new tab).

A full list is available on the security researchers' blog (opens in new tab), but if you have the following apps installed, get rid of them right away: While the apps are no longer available to download on Google Play, anyone with the apps installed is still at risk.

However, it can use a system called “compare-by-hash” to compare them against known files. Fortunately, the malware can’t access the contents of those files.

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