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Google Android chief: Android may be open, but it is not less secure
ZDNet Android-targeting botnet creators jump on Tor source code. In order to avoid detection, botnet creators are exploiting surveillance-fighting tactics — and now, this approach is being used in the mobile realm. Read more. However, like any piece of … |
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No, Google's Sundar Pichai Didn't Say Android's Openness Makes It Less Secure
TechCrunch This morning at Mobile World Congress, Google's Sundar Pichai discussed Android's security and the impact of its 'openness' thereof. A local site quoted Pichai as indicating that Google's Android operating system was, to quote one reblog of the … Google's Sundar Pichai Discusses Android's Security Google Android chief: Android may be open, but it is not less secure Sundar Pichai on Android security |
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Windows XP six times less secure than Windows 8, warns Microsoft
V3.co.uk The Microsoft chief highlighted the notorious Flame malware as proof no system can ever be designed to be 100 percent hacker proof from the start. "For example, think back to Flame. I was part of the response team that dealt with this when it first … |
Unless you’ve been deserted on an island with no access to the outside world, then you’ve heard the news about the NSA project codenamed Prism as first reported by The Guardian and The Washington Post.
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