Keylogger builds
Modified login screens capture your email/password and forward it to attackers. They drain balances before you notice.
Security briefing
1xBet APK Security Risks — Spot Fake Files & Stay Safe
Fake APKs are the fastest way to lose your betting account. Learn the red flags, verification steps, and recovery actions if you already installed a risky build.
- How scammers modify the APK
- How to verify every download
- Emergency steps if you suspect malware
Fake APKs reported
+31%
Bangladesh 2024
Hash checks
1
All you need
Recovery steps
4
See below
Breadcrumb
Where you are in the APK guides
Why scammers love APKs
Typical threats to watch for
Any APK outside the verified mirror can be altered. Here are the most common tricks we see.
Adware overlays
Fake APKs display betting ads over the UI, inject pop-ups, or redirect deposits to a different site.
Proxy / MITM
Some builds route traffic through a proxy controlled by scammers to intercept OTPs or KYC documents.
Phishing clones
Entire “1xBet” sites host an APK that points to a different bookmaker or malware-laced affiliate link.
Signature tampering
Any repackaged APK loses the original certificate. Android warns you, but only if you pay attention.
Auto-update hijacks
Fake builds install an updater service that replaces future updates with the attacker’s payload.
Verification toolkit
Steps to verify every download
1
Download from /link/ only
We publish version number, size, and SHA-256 hash. Any other site can swap files without notice.
2
Compare the hash
Run certutil -hashfile 1xbet.apk SHA256 (Windows) or use Hash Checker on Android. Match it with the value listed here.
3
Check the signature
Use APK Analyzer/APKLab to confirm the certificate fingerprint (SHA-256: 8F:B2:...:91). Anything else is fake.
4
Inspect permissions
Before first launch, go to Settings → Apps → 1xBet → Permissions. If SMS access or device admin is requested, delete immediately.
Need screenshots?
Follow the hash check and signature verification guides for step-by-step visuals.
Red flags
When to delete the APK immediately
Different package name
The official package is com.bet1xbet.mobile. Anything else is a clone.
“Mod”, “Unlimited coins”, “No ban” labels
1xBet doesn’t distribute “mod” builds. These are guaranteed to be tampered with.
Requests SMS or Device Admin
The legitimate app never asks for SMS read access or Device Administrator rights.
Ads before login
If you see interstitial ads or push notifications before logging in, uninstall. The real app is ad-free.
Play Protect won’t stop warning
If the hash doesn’t match but you still force install, expect malware.
APK size mismatch
Huge differences (e.g., 40 MB or 150 MB) compared to our official size usually indicate extra payloads.
If you already installed malware
Recovery plan
Immediate actions
- Disconnect Wi-Fi/data.
- Uninstall the suspicious APK.
- Run antivirus (Malwarebytes, Bitdefender, etc.).
- Reboot into safe mode if malware keeps reinstalling.
Secure your account
- Change 1xBet password on a clean device.
- Enable 2FA (SMS or authenticator).
- Review recent logins inside the 1xBet account and log out unknown devices.
Reset if needed
- Back up photos/documents.
- Factory reset the device to wipe rootkits.
- Restore only trusted apps from Google Play.
Report the file
- Send the suspicious APK hash to support@conjugationapp.com.
- Report the hosting site to Google Safe Browsing/Facebook/TikTok.
- Warn friends if you shared the link.
Safety habits
Keep your device hardened
Device-level
- Keep Android and Google Play system updates current.
- Use a strong screen lock and biometric login.
- Install a reputable antivirus that scans sideloaded files automatically.
Network hygiene
- Avoid public Wi-Fi when downloading or logging in.
- If you must use a VPN, pick audited services (Proton, Nord) and enable the kill switch.
- Don’t share download links via messaging apps; direct people to this site.
FAQ
Security risk questions
Check the hash, package name, size, and permissions. If anything differs from the values published on this site, treat it as malicious.
Yes. Keyloggers and proxy-based malware can watch your credentials and OTPs. Always enable 2FA and never install from random links.
Only temporarily and only after verifying the hash. Re-enable Play Protect after the install so it continues scanning other apps.
Disconnect, uninstall, scan with antivirus, change passwords, enable 2FA, and contact our support with the hash for confirmation.
Next steps
Stay safe while downloading
Verify hashes
Use the hash check guide before every install.
Confirm signatures
Follow the signature verification tutorial to confirm the certificate.
Need a clean install?
Return to the install guide for a step-by-step flow.