A Threatpost poll found that 52 percent don’t feel prepared to prevent a mobile security incident from happening. The results reflect a challenging mobile security landscape.
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Digital Trends |
Are Android devices really easier to hack? We asked the experts
Digital Trends I do think we have a bit of a perception problem, but it's very different from actual user risk,” Adrian Ludwig, director of Android Security, told Digital Trends in a recent interview. “The cryptographic work that we've been doing, the sandboxing that … |
The Next Web |
5 security questions mobile app developers should be asked
The Next Web Also too often overlooked is that mobile security doesn't end with the app itself. Backend APIs can present huge opportunities for attack, so each one should be tested and hardened. They should be able to validate the presence, length, range, type, and … |
Since 2008 the US government has used antiquated legislation dozens of times to try to get data out of locked phones…
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