I don't understand how much you can trust this antivirus? I seem to have found 3 viruses.

David GOLDMAN

I don't understand how much you can trust this antivirus? I seem to have found 3 viruses, but I can't remove these viruses in any way, even the paid version. It turns out that it is an absolutely painless program, I am very disappointed that Bitdefender cannot remove or find viruses like these viruses. they write that
Threats detected - 3
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Active threats
3
HDVideoBoxBeta_2.31.4.crk
_Mod_fixed_app-spaces.im.
apk
delete
Riskware.TestKey.rA
Light HD TV v3.3.7
MOD. apk
delete
Riskware.TestKey.rA
HDrezka-app-2.1.5 Fix.2.apk
delete
Riskware.TestKey.rA
is also an antivirus that cannot protect us from attacks: PEGASUS, Cellebrite and UFED ...

Flexx

https://community.bitdefender.com/en/discussion/104279/i-dont-understand-how-much-you-can-trust-this-antivirus-i-seem-to-have-found-3-viruses-but-i-can

The detection named Android.Riskware.TestKey by Bitdefender is based on the behavior of apps, specifically those with tampered certificates. This typically indicates that the apps have been modified and are not original versions — commonly found in modded versions of applications.

Based on the images you shared, it can be concluded that the detected files are .apk setup files for apps that have not yet been installed. That being said, whether the apps are installed or not, Bitdefender Mobile Security for Android is capable of detecting and removing such malware.

If your Bitdefender app is unable to remove the detected malware, you should consider uninstalling and reinstalling the Bitdefender app on your Android device.

Moving forward, kindly note that Bitdefender already detects well-known threats such as Pegasus and similar malware. Could you confirm where you received the information claiming that Bitdefender does not detect these Android threats?

Below is the article from Bitdefender Support related to Pegasus malware:

https://www.bitdefender.com/consumer/support/answer/1775/

Now regarding Cellebrite UFED, this is not malware but rather a company that has partnered with Bitdefender. More information can be found at the link provided below.

https://www.bitdefender.com/en-us/news/cellebrite-partners-with-bitdefender-to-deliver-comprehensive-joint-mobile-malware-detection-with-mobile-forensics-2721

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