Malware infection on my MALATA 403 android phone

vinnce143
Enthusiastic Member

18-01-2017, 11:59 AM

#46

(17-01-2017, 11:01 PM)aaeludire@yahoo.com
(17-01-2017, 07:06 PM)hovatek
(17-01-2017, 05:03 PM)aaeludire@yahoo.com Ok will keep the phone offline as directed.

1. How do I get the ES file explorer or ROM toolkit? Please assist

2. I have frozen :
  HomeScreentips
  FotaProvider
  ImeiWriter

3. SimToolkit actually appeared twice, it was not listed in error (one is version 4.4.2 code 19 located at /system/app/Stk1.apk the other is version 1.0 code 1 located at /system/app/StkSelection.apk)

Thank you

1. Download ROM Toolbox lite @ http://www.appsapk.com/rom-toolbox-lite/

3. Freeze SimToolkit (system/app/StkSelection.apk)
1. I downloaded ROM Toolkit lite and installed. When I ran it I used the Root Browser option to delete the four files given, it says deleted but I can still see the files after the deletion, maybe I have not done something right.

2. I have frozen SimToolkit located at system/app/StkSelection

Thank you

Hi aaeludire,
I have also gone through your problems a few months ago and I managed to completely uninstall the malware/s myself. I am pretty sure that the "malware" that almost made my phone useless back then was the same as what you have on your phone right now. With that, I'm giving you a trick to be able to uninstall those malware/s.
I presume you have done the following:
[emoji736] Installed Kingroot app
[emoji736] Rooted your device

Now, the next you will do is to:
[emoji736] Download the "Lucky Patcher".
(No, we're not going to patch any app. We only need the "Uninstall App" feature of it.)
[emoji736] Install, Open and Give it root access.
[emoji736] Locate the app that seems suspicious. Click on it, a drop down list will appear. (There will be 2 or more malware that needs to be uninstalled - be careful - read T-I-P-S)
[emoji736] Hit the "Uninstall App". (A "Do you really want to uninstall this app" will appear.) Click "YES".

T-I-P-S: (1) Refer to the stock system apps of your stock firmware and compare it with the apps that are currently installed on your system.
(2) If you've successfully uninstalled the malware/s, protect your system right away. Download the "Malwarebytes - Anti-Malware" app on playstore.
(3) Even if your not rooted, an intelligent malware can still get into your system.
(4) To lessen burden on the system, it is important to uninstall the malware than just freezing it.
(5) The newest version of "Kingroot" has the ability to detect and block apps that automatically install by itself in the background without user's knowledge.
(6) Lucky Patcher uninstalls an app better than Kingroot.
(7) The malware you had was actually evolving and spreading since 2013 and is created by a Chinese company (legally operating - whom I can't recall the name) and they even publicly announced that it is making them earn $30,000 to $300,000 a month. A whole lot of money, eh?
(8) Most of the malwares are hiding in clickable ads, adult sites and modded apks.

That's all for now. Let me know if your problem is still there. Thank me later.

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This post was last modified: 30-08-2018, 04:23 PM by hovatek.

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