Ars Technica |
How a few legitimate app developers threaten the entire Android userbase
Ars Technica Even worse, many of the off-the-shelf exploits target undocumented Android security flaws. It took just one month of part-time work for the computer scientists to reverse engineer 167 exploits from a single provider so they could be reused by any app … |
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Mobile Threat Monday: Legitimate Android Apps Hide Text Message Stealing …
PC Magazine Lastly, we recommend installing security software on your Android to protect against threats like this. We've reviewed lots of Android security apps and recommend Editors Choice winners Bitdefender Mobile Security and Antivirus and avast! Mobile … |
 TweakTown |
Nato Cyber Warfare Manual: Civilian Hackers 'Legitimate Targets' For …
Huffington Post UK Civilian hackers who cause death or damage to property could be legitimate targets for conventional weapons, according to the first international 'handbook' on cyber warfare. In further proof that cyber warfare is not science fiction, but a fact of … NATO releases how-to guide for cyber warfare New NATO cyber war manual details what is and what isn't allowed in cyber … Cyber warfare: What are the targets? |
This Norton Security Scan thing popped up on my computer. I didn’t install it or anything. Is it a legitimate scanning software to detect viruses and stuff or is it malware in itself? Thanks to anyone who can help