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How a Bug in an Obscure Chip Exposed a Billion Smartphones
WIRED And when security researcher Nitay Artenstein dug into the Broadcom chip module that helps power every iPhone and most modern Android devices, he found a flaw that had the potential to completely undermine the expensive security of all of them. |
Spyware called Adups found on millions of low-end phones is still collecting personal identifiable information of users despite public outcry.
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Why You Should Keep an Eye on the Mobile Security Segment
Nasdaq But that isn't the way we function it seems because most individuals are comfortable enough even without security and have limited knowledge of the consequences. So mobile security hasn't really gained momentum, even in places like the U.S., where 70%+ … |
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Internet security firm issues Malware alert for android users
Citizen TV (press release) “Just like SMS trojans, ransomware threats have evolved over the past few years with hackers adopting techniques that have proven effective in regular desktop malware to develop lock-screen types and file-encrypting ransomware. These have been causing … |