Google called this the Android variant of Pegasus, Chrysaor, after the brother of the winged horse Pegasus from Greek mythology.

“When Google and Lookout announced the discovery, Google named this family of spyware Chrysaor,” Lookout said. According to Greek mythology, Chrysaor is the mythical brother of Pegasus.

The Android version of Pegasus is being called Chrysaor and, not surprisingly, houses an extensive list of surveillance features similar to the list above, along with some other goodies such as ...

Malware is an ongoing problem with the rampant advance of technology, but the story of at least one Android malware ended quite peacefully, with Google nipping Chrysaor, a reborn Pegasus, before ...

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Like its iOS counterpart, Chrysaor will also self-destruct if feels it is at risk: Pegasus for Android will remove itself from the phone of the compromised target.

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The Chrysaor Android malware, recently detailed on the Android Developers blog, sounds like it could be the most intelligent spyware app ever.