The latest malware making the rounds on Android smartphones is called “HummingBad,” and it has already infected more than 10 million devices worldwide (including 280,000 devices in the U.S.), according to security agency Check Point. There is a new form of Android malware on the loose, and it is wreaking havoc. According to a detailed report from mobile security firm Check Point, HummingBad, a sophisticated bit of malicious code that emerged in February, has already managed to infect more than 10 million Android devices across the globe.
