Digital currency wallets installed on Android systems, digital currency wallets installed on hackers' targeted Android systems due to a new security vulnerability that allows the MediaProjection service on the system to take a screenshot of users and record audio-music contents, and to take the screen view of users of the MediaProjection service on the system has become the target of hackers due to a new security obligation that allows audio-music content to be recorded.
Error; Lollipop, Marshmallow, and Nougat platforms, which is more than a quarter of all Android users.
Google was accidentally at risk with the release of Lollipop 5.0. Prior to this release, the MediaProjection function was available only at system level applications. All new systems released after Lollipop 5.0 are vulnerable to such attacks.
Hackers will see a popup informing the user when they try to save the screen display. However, hackers can close the popup with a second popup.
"Upgrade to Google Oreo"
Google has released a fix pack for Oreo (8.0), but all previous versions are at risk. People using any version of Android older than the Oreo version may be hacked if they use a digital wallet on their phone. We recommend that you upgrade your Android version to Oreo to protect your wallet.