what is this package?

I agree with what @Hadron posted, given it's naming structure the file is likely to be a network-related config/support file and it's probably something you should avoid messing with as a general practice. Once you start perusing through the system directories that make up the Android OS in your phone there are going to be tens of thousands of similarly named files, and most of them you should leave as is.

 

I agree with @Hadron and @svim. There really is no need to go thru your system apps and processes. It will just drive you nuts as many of the processes have weird, unusual, and malicious looking names. Just ignore those.

Android does a pretty good job at minimizing the risk of viruses. If anything you might get malware that usually comes when you install something else. So as long as you are careful on what you download and install, I would not worry about viruses and malware.

 

Delete them all then post your findings!
Cmon, people.
Not everything is a virus on your device!

 

I agree with all of you. Maybe, it's an honest question.

 

I'm sure it's an honest question. But the tendency some people have to assume that anything they don't recognise must be malware generates unnecessary stress for them, so if others read this thread and take in the message that this is unlikely that will be a good thing.

 

Not everything is a virus on your device!

 

ummmm you just plagerized @Dannydet ........do you have something original to say or contribute to this thread?