Companies specialized in cybersecurity do not stop finding the malware known as Joker and warn that in this month of July cybercriminals are increasingly active.Cybercrime is on the rise, in this case what they do is infect various apps to try to steal money from those who download it.The cybersecurity company Pradeo has alerted through its corporate blog the discovery of several infected mobile phone applications in recent weeks.Google has several filters to detect these malware but some have managed to overcome them and infect thousands of people.Another company that has warned of the presence of the Joker in various applications is Secneur X, an Indian company that has detected two new apps on Google Play this July.The Spanish company ESET has added one more to the list.So far in July, experts have managed to detect around 20 Google Play applications with this malware.The Joker also known as "Bread" is designed to spy on and store the data of its victims, it has the ability to save the contacts of people who have downloaded the application, read messages, etc.What the Joker does is infect the mobile phone through malicious software.When it is integrated into the system, it identifies the country and enters the infrastructure to receive the encrypted configuration.It later decrypts the DEX file to start stealing information from that device and signing up for websites that offer paid services.FIRST DEEP IMAGE OF THE UNIVERSENASA reveals the first deepest and sharpest image of the universe to dateAt Lamu County HospitalA Spanish nurse creates respiratory support with plastic bottles to save premature children in KenyaIt is now possible to use WhatsApp Web without having the mobile on: this is how the function is activatedWorld Health OrganizationCopyright © Uniprex, SAU, C/ Fuerteventura 12 San Sebastián de los Reyes, 28703 Madrid