Android.Virus.Gray.Sexpay.S.CBWFXX.PornViol is a “Risk” detection that the SRE_OP (OPPO in-house) engine gives Android apps (APKs).
This software may cause financial loss and easily leak privacy: it is suspected to be pornographic software and may use pornographic content to induce deductions and the installation of promotional software. Install with caution!
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.
| Part | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
Android | Platform | Android app, i.e. an APK package. |
Virus | Category | Virus class: the engine files it under viruses or malware. Followed by Gray it means grayware rather than a destructive virus. |
Gray | Category | Grayware: between a normal app and malware; typical of gambling, adult content, fraud, deceptive billing and bundled promotion. |
Sexpay | Family / sample | Adult billing: uses adult content to push payments or charges. |
S | Variant | Variant letter: versions of the same family are lettered in sequence. |
CBWFXX | Category code | Probably the pinyin initials of 传播违法信息 (spreading illegal content). |
PornViol | Tag | Porn violation: contains pornographic or otherwise illegal content. |
From public VendorGuard scan reports; only the latest report per package is listed.
| App | Package | Version | Scanned | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PicACG | com.picacomic.fregata | 2.2.1.3.3.4 | 07/11/2026 | View report |
Android.Virus.Gray.Sexpay.S.CBWFXX.PornViol is a “Risk” detection from the SRE_OP (OPPO in-house) engine. The vendor’s warning reads: This software may cause financial loss and easily leak privacy: it is suspected to be pornographic software and may use pornographic content to induce deductions and the installation of promotional software. Install with caution!
Android.Virus.Gray.Sexpay.S.CBWFXX.PornViol is at the “Risk” level: a risk or policy call rather than a classic virus, but phone security apps still warn about or block the install.
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.