Split at the dots, the parts go from general to specific. This reading follows common naming conventions and is for reference only; the vendor’s own explanation prevails.
Name 1: Android.Risk.Risk
Part
Type
Meaning
Android
Platform
Android app, i.e. an APK package.
Risk
Category
Risk: a general risk-warning category.
Name 2: Android.R_Oth.AntiFraud.R_Oth.AntiFraud
Part
Type
Meaning
Android
Platform
Android app, i.e. an APK package.
R_Oth
Category
Risk-Other: a risk outside the common sub-categories.
AntiFraud
Tag
Anti-fraud: matched anti-fraud rules and was identified as a suspected scam app.
Apps recently flagged as Android.Risk.Risk/Android.R_Oth.AntiFraud.R_Oth.AntiFraud
From public VendorGuard scan reports; only the latest report per package is listed.
Flagged as Android.Risk.Risk/Android.R_Oth.AntiFraud.R_Oth.AntiFraud? What to do
If you are a user
This is a risk warning about the package. First check whether the app comes from the official website or a reputable app store.
If the warning mentions fraud, gambling, adult content or charges, do not install it, and never enter accounts, verification codes or card details in it.
If you already installed it and paid or entered details, uninstall it, check your accounts and charges, and contact your bank or the police if needed.
If you are the developer
Re-scan the APK on VendorGuard to confirm whether the current version is still flagged and under which name.
Compare the vendor’s warning and the tags in the name against your third-party SDKs, packer, sensitive permissions, promotion behavior and content.
After fixing the issue, or if it is a false positive, submit an appeal on that vendor’s developer platform.
Once the appeal is accepted, re-scan from the VendorGuard report page to confirm the detection is gone.
FAQ
What does Android.Risk.Risk/Android.R_Oth.AntiFraud.R_Oth.AntiFraud mean?
Android.Risk.Risk/Android.R_Oth.AntiFraud.R_Oth.AntiFraud is a “Virus” detection from the SRE_OP (OPPO in-house) engine. The vendor’s warning reads: [欺诈应用]应用涉嫌诈骗行为，请谨慎使用。
Is Android.Risk.Risk/Android.R_Oth.AntiFraud.R_Oth.AntiFraud a virus?
Android.Risk.Risk/Android.R_Oth.AntiFraud.R_Oth.AntiFraud is at the “Virus” level: the engine considers the package to contain malicious code or high-risk behavior such as fraud, and installs are blocked.
My app is flagged as Android.Risk.Risk/Android.R_Oth.AntiFraud.R_Oth.AntiFraud. What now?
Users should check where the app came from and not install it when fraud, gambling or charges are involved. Developers can re-scan on VendorGuard, review SDKs, permissions, promotion and content, appeal to the vendor, and re-scan once the appeal is accepted.