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Google needs to remove hundreds of malicious apps from people's phones
The Independent According to security blog Krebs On Security, at least 70,000 Android devices could be affected. The malicious apps were being used to carry out distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, where the target is flooded with data from a huge number of … |
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US/Israeli Iran Policy Remains Unchanged
The People’s Voice Operations were halted. Israel was blamed. So was Washington. Had the facility gone online infected, Iran's entire electrical power grid could have been shut down. Experts say Flame malware is 20 times more harmful than Stuxnet. Perhaps Israeli and … |
It will be OK, the company says. We’re not giving away your content or personal details, and we’re sending bouncebacks for a month. Has that convinced critics? Unlikely.
Naked Security – Sophos
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Android botnet abuses people's phones for SMS spam
ITworld.com Android botnet abuses people's phones for SMS spam. Security vendor Cloudmark says it is the first time they've detected a botnet that abuses other people's phones to send spam. By Jeremy Kirk, IDG News Service | Security, Android, android security … |