Hi all,
Newbie so please excuse the dumb questions.
I think I might have downloaded the Adobe Flash malware by accident on my android. Did try to cancel it as it started the download, but it said downloaded in the notification, even though I deleted it without opening. Anyway, I think it has gotten in via the home router - this router has been suffering from this ROM-0 vulnerability since last year (I'm in Italy) - thanks for Avast's wifi scan for picking it up. I read up, tried all the solutions (port forwarding to made-up ip address, setting DNS to google ones, changing all router and wifi passwords to extra safe ones.) I ran the ROM-0 test on the computer and it now says the router is safe. Ran malewarebytes, chameleon all came back clear. Ran it on the phone too, all clear.
But the Avast scan still shows the router as infected. Also says stuff like the passwords for the network and router are not safe - they are massive with every sort of character out there! They can't possibly be unsafe! Is there a reason why avast would be showing conflicting messages to everything else? Sorry, bit paranoid about these things.
Also, slightly off point, but it's my paranoia - I don't use the phone for any purchasing, bank accounts or anything, but I have done on the PC. Would the "flash"malware on the phone be able to read the stuff on my PC in the short time before I wiped the phone with a factory reset?
Many thanks for any advice and apologies again if this all sounds a bit silly