Researchers create "clickjack rootkit" for Android that hijacks apps

There seems to be an article like this every month or so that makes it appear that the Android OS is full of security holes and its trivial to trick/phish users. But is there any actual reported widespread case? For how big the Android user base is, why is there nothing at the scale of the Windows viruses of yesteryear.

So essentially it modifies a shortcut (well, adds one, deletes another)?<p>It's funny, you don't even need permissions to do this on Windows.