CamScanner has released a new update for Android after recent reports of the app delivering malware to its many users. Google immediately deleted the app from the Play Store after learning about the ...

Popular document-scanning app CamScanner had over 100M downloads on the Play Store before it was removed by Google last week. This decision was taken after security firm Kaspersky discovered malicious ...

Update: CamScanner has acknowledged that a malicious module was present in the advertisement SDK of CamScanner Version 5.11.7. The SDK was apparently provided by a third-party called AdHub and was ...

Camscanner, an app used popularly to convert photos of your physical documents into PDF files, was recently found to have an advertising library containing a malicious module. The module, specifically ...

Update, September 5, 2019 (6:05PM EST): In a statement sent to Android Authority, CamScanner confirmed the app is back on the Play Store with version 5.12.5. It also urged users to download or update ...

CamScanner has now been axed from the Google Play Store due to concerns over malware. CamScanner, a popular App used for scanning documents into PDF format, has now been axed from the Google Play ...

A news item caught my attention this week: my beloved CamScanner was de-listed from the Google Play Store because of a malware infection. Oh no! According to many reports, the application had been ...

Google has been actively cracking down and weeding out apps on the Play Store for engaging in malicious behaviour. But despite Google’s rigorous approach, malware-laden apps are often spotted too ...

SAN FRANCISCO: Google has removed a hugely popular Android app on Play Store that scans files and converts them into PDFs and has been installed over 100 million times. After cybersecurity firm ...

NEW YORK, July 13, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On June 11, 2021, an app called ‘Free CamScanner’, or ‘CamScanner gratuito' as translated by some media outlets, was reported by Quick Heal Technologies Ltd ...

Manuel Vonau was Android Police's Google Editor until April 2024, with expertise in Android, Chrome, Pixels, and other Google products. For five years, he covered tech news and reviewed devices after ...