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Yes, Chromebooks can and do get infected

🗓️ 19 Dec 2018 15:00:57Reported by Thomas ReedType 
malwarebytes
 malwarebytes🔗 blog.malwarebytes.com👁 70 Views

Chromebooks are not immune to malware, including ad fraud and fake cryptocurrency apps. Despite limitations on device administrator permissions, Chrome OS is still vulnerable to malware that can steal user data, hijack CPU power, or engage in ad fraud. The emulation of Android apps on Chromebooks further exposes them to Android malware

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