Threat actors have infected over 1.3 million TV streaming boxes running Android with a new Vo1d backdoor malware, allowing the attackers to take full control of the devices.

Which Android streaming box is best? Fans of the Android operating system on a smartphone will appreciate the ability to use that same interface on a TV streaming box.

Keeping your device current with OS updates is a security no-brainer. It’s not so simple with all Android-based TV boxes, however, and Vo1d hackers are exploiting that.

Researchers have discovered a new malware known as Vo1d in 1.3 million Android streaming or TV boxes. More details here.

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More than a million TV streaming boxes running older versions of Android are currently infected with malware which could allow hackers to take over the devices, experts have warned. Cybersecurity ...

Well, your dedicated Android streaming box isn't without risk, either. Devices like Google's TV Streamer can get malware, and here's what you can do to reduce your chance of being exploited.

If you have an Android TV streaming box, check it for infection, as the new Vo1d malware has already hit 1.3 million users.

Sonos has reportedly canceled Pinewood, an Android TV streaming box that was deep into development and expected to launch this year.