In the past, the perception of malicious software, commonly referred to as malware, primarily revolved around its threat to desktop or laptop computers.However, with the increasing integration of smartphones into daily life, there has been a notable surge in mobile malware attacks.Smartphones, now a prevalent repository for personal and sensitive data, have consequently become prime targets for malware.Despite significant efforts by major mobile companies such as Apple and Google to safeguard their users, malware continues to evolve, finding novel pathways into smartphone systems.This paper tries to delve into the evolution of mobile malware in recent times.It will explore the historical trajectory of mobile malware, analyze the emergence of fresh attack methodologies and distribution approaches, assess the present scenario, and deliberate on the future landscape of mobile malware.
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