At $39.99 with a $3 coupon option for Amazon Prime members, the T95 Android 10.0 TV box might seem like a good value. But when an unsuspecting but cybersecurity-savvy customer ordered one up, he said ...

An Android TV box sold on Amazon was found to be secretly loaded with malware, according to a Canadian infrastructure and security consultant who purchased the device. In posts on GitHub and Reddit, ...

The set-top box in question is also sold on Amazon.com and can be purchased for $ 32.99 (about 4300 yen) at the time of article creation. Equipped with Android 10.0, SoC is Allwinner H616, CPU is ...

Cheap Android media boxes and TV sticks might not only struggle to run your favourite video streaming apps but can also leak your sensitive personal information to hackers. Android TV boxes offer a ...

Just because you bought a brand new Android TV box, that doesn’t mean the device is clean from malware and safe to use. In fact, there are tens of thousands of Android-powered endpoints out there that ...

When you buy a TV streaming box, there are certain things you wouldn’t expect it to do. It shouldn’t secretly be laced with malware or start communicating with servers in China when it’s powered up.

There are many Android TV boxes out there for sale. Some are surprisingly cheap. Before you consider pulling the trigger on that cheap Android TV box, think again. This is because according to a ...

Cybercriminals are using cheap Android devices to run a multi-million dollar fraud operation. Human Security, a cybersecurity firm, has uncovered half a dozen compromised models of Android TV boxes ...

If you've ever discovered one of your devices had been infected with malware, you know how disruptive and frustrating it can be to attempt to unravel the dirty deed left by a hacker. However, none of ...