Traditionally, Android malware comes through the installation of dodgy apps outside of the protected walls of Google Play. Those using older handsets will likely never get the patch. We should note that although there is a patch for the flaw, known as Stagefright and to which some 950 million devices are said to be vulnerable, the various flavours of Android in use and the need for both mobile operators and phone manufacturers to be involved in any software updates makes it impossible for Google to automatically roll out a patch to all Android users. Also see: How to remove a virus from Android. Before you panic, here's how to avoid the Stagefright Android MMS virus. Android security is hitting the headlines following a report from cybersecurity firm Zimperium that suggests Android phones can be infected with a picture message, allowing hackers to take complete control of a phone.
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