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These Amazon TV Boxes come pre-installed with malware

These Amazon TV Boxes come pre-installed with malware

Today we have to tell you something that is, to say the least, worrying. And it is that a report has recently come out indicating that  certain Amazon TV Boxes come with pre-installed malware . This security problem has been able to affect  thousands of users , since they are quite popular models from this store. We tell you what implications it has, what has happened and which are the affected models.

Amazon TV Box with pre-installed malware, what’s going on?

The person responsible for revealing this controversy has been the user  Daniel Milisic , who raised the alarm and as a result of his investigations, several Android TV devices sold by Amazon have been found to contain malicious software. On this occasion, it has become clear that “cheap is expensive”, since they are models with good features that offer a price below the market but, nevertheless, hide a poisoned jelly bean.

These Amazon TV Boxes come pre-installed with malware

And it is that Milisic detected that the device communicates with an external server without the user’s permission , sending data without their consent. An important security breach that should not be underestimated, since it is not possible to know the scope of this problem.

These are the affected models

The models affected by this malicious software are the following, depending on the source of this information:

  • T95 AllWinner H616
  • T95Max AllWinner H618
  • X12-Plus Rock Chip 3328
  • X88-Pro-10 RockChip 3328

Also, to find out if your drive has malware, you will have to browse its file folders and if you find one called  /data/system/Corejava , we are sorry to tell you that you are one of the affected users. At the time of writing this article, these devices have not yet been withdrawn from sale, although it should be noted that not all units would come with this malware pre-installed.

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