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A new strain of Android malware utilizing artificial intelligence has been identified, capable of ad fraud and potentially granting hackers access to users' screens. This malware, found in mobile games on unofficial app stores and Xiaomi's GetApps store, employs TensorFlow.js to analyze screenshots and simulate user interactions. Security researchers from Dr.Web have reported its sophisticated mechanisms for executing click fraud.
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