The term Keychain Android virus typically refers to suspected malware that targets or mimics the Android Keychain system to steal sensitive data like passwords or authentication tokens. While the official Android Keychain is secure and cannot be directly infected, malicious apps may try to trick users with fake prompts or phishing screens to gain access. These threats usually rely on social engineering rather than actual Keychain compromise.
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