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Military Enlists Invincea To Beef Up Android Security
NewsFactor Network Android devices, under assault by cybercriminals, may become less vulnerable because of a grant from the military, asking security firm Invincea to security-harden Android tablets, PCs and smartphones. |
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TrustGo Security Labs: New Android Virus Hits China's Largest Wireless Provider
MarketWatch (press release) SANTA CLARA, CA, Jul 06, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — TrustGo Mobile Inc. (TrustGo), a leading mobile security company, today announced that TrustGo Security Labs has discovered a new virus targeting China Mobile's Mobile Market hosted by … |
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Military enlists Invincea to beef up Android security
USA TODAY Security firm gets $ 21 million grant from DARPA to make smartphones and PC less prone to attack. |
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Android Botnet Seen Spewing Spam
InformationWeek (blog) [ Learn more about potential Android security flaws. See Android Researchers Demo Clickjacking Rootkit Vulnerability. ] Security experts have long warned Android users to steer clear, whenever possible, of unofficial Android app outlets. "The report … Spammers have started using Android botnets, researchers say Researcher uncovers Android phone 'botnet' Microsoft engineer eyeballs Android botnet |