A popular Windows 11 ToolBox script used to add the Google Play Store to the Android Subsystem has secretly infected users with malicious scripts, Chrome extensions, and potentially other malware.
When Windows 11 was released in October, Microsoft announced that it will allow users to run native Android apps directly from within Windows.
This feature was exciting for many users, but when the Android for Windows 11 preview was released in February, many were disappointed they could not use it with Google Play and were stuck with apps from the Amazon App Store.
