[ablaas]

After installing a flashlight a window popped up urging me to download an upate on 1.cdn5.mobi



It's a php script but what it does is not clear.

Anyone seen this before ? Is it malware.

Next day my account information for yahoo mail was disappeared and I was asked to enter it again.

Is this malware and has anyone seen this before ?

[libra89]

It sounds like the fault is with the app itself. Uninstall the app, and clear internet explorer history. Try Flashlight xt, it's great.

[boltman2013]

Flashlight apps are the #1 source of malware on mobile phones...beware!!!

I myself use https://www.niteize.com/product/INOVA-Microlight.asp

[ablaas]

I uninstalled the app immediately. But I don't think it is an app issue. The strange address and a packed php java script ....

[Pete]

It's an advert. You either tapped on it accidentally, or the app author has cleverly placed the ad in a place where you can be fooled into tapping on it.

It's not malware as such, but a particularly awful example of revenue grabbing.

[rhapdog]

It sounds like the fault is with the app itself. Uninstall the app, and clear internet explorer history. Try Flashlight xt, it's great.

I have to agree with libra89. Flashlight XT is great. Best available IMO. Just search the store for Flashlight XT and grab it. No worries.

[Lee Power]

Or just install Windows 10 Mobile via the insider program & get proper flashlight control from the phones action center without the need for any 3rd party app.