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With this Trojan Dropper module, a particular app may show intrusive ads and sign users up for paid subscriptions.

This “dropped” malware, in turn, is a Trojan Downloader that downloads more malicious modules depending on what its creators are up to at the moment,” explained the report. “The module is a Trojan Dropper that means the module extracts and runs another malicious module from an encrypted file included in the app’s resources. They also claimed that the CamScanner app had a module called “”. “Recent versions of the app shipped with an advertising library containing a malicious module,” Kaspersky researchers claimed. However, researchers had found a problem with the earlier version of the app. Note that CamScanner app is not a malware in itself. Last week, researchers at Internet security firm Kaspersky Labs had unearthed a malware in the CamScanner app following which Google had removed the app from its official app store-Google Play. CamScanner version 5.12.5 is now available for download and users are recommended that they upgrade soon. In a statement, the app developers said that all advertising SDKs are removed from the app in the latest version. The developers of CamScanner took to Twitter to announce their comeback. The iOS version of the app was not affected by this. The app was removed by Google for having a malicious module.

The popular PDF creator app CamScanner is now back on Google Play and Android smartphone users are free to download it.

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