Lookout Mobile Security has published a list (scroll down) of the apps known to be affected.
Google yanks over 50 infected apps from Android Market
Google yanks over 50 infected apps from Android Market
All the apps were infected with the same malicious code, said Kevin Mahaffey, the CTO of Lookout, and came from three different publishers. The malware, dubbed "DreamDroid," lets attackers compromise Android smartphones, then connect them to a command-and-control server (C&C) which can issue orders to the devices.
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Mahaffey confirmed that Google has yanked the 50-some apps from the Android Market, but said that as of late last night, the mobile OS maker had not pulled those apps from users' phones.
Like other mobile app distributors, such as Apple, Google has the ability to flip a switch that remotely removes questionable or malicious apps from all Android smartphones. Google has pulled the uninstall switch at least once before, in June 2010.