Did you buy an Android TV Box from Amazon? It may be full of malware!

Findings corroborated by the NGO’s security researcher Electronic Frontier FoundationBill Boddington. He even managed to make a list of various corrupt funds, which are as follows:

• AllWinner T95,
• AllWinner T95Max,
• RockChip X12-Plus,
• RockChip X88-Pro-10.

Together, the infected boxes make up a botnet, a group of devices that come under the control of a hacker, which subsequently allows him to carry out various fraudulent operations. These can generally range from cryptocurrency mining to data theft in transit through orchestrated denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, attacks that are getting more and more frequent.

And unfortunately, if you’re one of the customers who purchased one of the above boxes, the best way to get rid of malware is still, according to the experts, just tossing it in the trash. asked before Ted CrunchDaniel Milisic, referring here to Amazon, also believes that merchants should pay more attention to the products sold. ” I think the only way to mitigate this problem is to require retailers to hold themselves to higher standards So he begged. Will the message be received?