Gears Of Biz |
Google Is Paying $ 1000 For Every Malware Or Security Issue Found On Popular Third-Party Apps
Gears Of Biz Also, the bug bounty program only includes Android apps Google itself had developed, in addition to the following third-party apps: Alibaba, Dropbox, Duolingo, Headspace, Line, Mail.Ru, Snapchat, and Tinder, although some of the companies behind these … |
Tech Times |
Malware Apps On Google Play Added Devices To A Botnet, Proving Google Is Still Terrible At Reviewing Apps
Tech Times Security researchers at Symantec recently discovered a total of eight apps from Google's marketplace secretly added devices to a botnet. These apps functioned as fronts for a "new and highly prevalent type of Android malware" named Android.Sockbot. Google Play Security Reward Program: Bug Bounty Program – Get Rewards through HackerOne Android Developers Blog: Playtime 2017: Find success on Google Play and grow your business with new Play Console … Android malware on Google Play adds devices to botnet | Symantec Connect Community |
PCWorld |
Best antivirus: Keep your Windows PC safe from spyware, Trojans, malware, and more
PCWorld You could also get caught by a zero–day threat, where an undisclosed bug in Windows, your browser, or an installed program allows hackers to install other malware on your machine. Sure, PC security software isn't fool-proof. Antivirus software often … |
BankInfoSecurity.com |
Equifax, TransUnion Websites Served Up Adware, Malware
BankInfoSecurity.com Such ads often redirect those browsing the web to malicious websites or can directly try to deliver malware to a computer using an exploit kit. Exploit kits scan computers for software vulnerabilities and, upon finding one, automatically deliver malware. Equifax website borked again, this time to redirect to fake Flash update Adware.Eorezo | Symantec Security Through Absurdity: New Equifax Website Compromise |