Upstream’s security platform, preventing $20 million in unauthorized charges coming from popular Android video editing app, is featured in TechRadar.

Forbes features Secure-D’s findings on VivaVideo app triggering 20 million suspicious transactions from over one million infected devices.

CNN Business reports on the revelations of Upstream’s security platform regarding pre-installed malware on thousands of Chinese low-end Android devices in Africa.

BBC shares Secure-D’s findings on 53k Tecno W2 devices containing malicious code.

Buzzfeed leverages Secure-D’s data to unravel how low end Chinese Android smartphones can be far more costly than they seem.

TechRadar features Secure-D’s findings that over 29.000 malicious Android apps were identified during the first quarter of 2020.

Mobile World Live reports on fraudsters taking advantage of the lockdowns, sharing Secure-D’s insights, that 6 out of the top 10 malicious apps of 2020 so far are leisure apps.

Forbes warns Android users about one of the most malicious apps of last year, being still a top threat in 2020, based on Upstream’s security platform’s latest insights. 

Greek historic title, Kathimerini, reports on Upstream staying on track with its targets despite the challenges of the pandemic.

South African ITWeb shares Secure-D’s 2019 Mobile Ad Fraud Report findings on malware infected devices in the country.

Based on Secure-D’s 2019 Mobile Ad Fraud Report, Express warns mobile users about the increase of scam apps designed to steal information and money.

Forbes features Secure D’s report “The Invisible Digital Threat”, with top insights on Mobile Ad Fraud for 2019.