WCCFtech |
Android Security Vulnerability – Any Rogue App Can Get Permissions on …
WCCFtech According to latest leak, any rogue app can remove device locks from your Android phone. This recent Android security vulnerability has been tested on Android 4.0, Android 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3 Jelly Bean versions. With this Android security vulnerability … |
 VentureBeat |
Box Upgrades Enterprise Mobile Security, Permissions
PC Magazine By Chloe Albanesius Box on Thursday unveiled an upgrade for its enterprise customers that provides more mobile security, advanced search tools, and multiple email domain support, among other things. Whitney Tidmarsh-Bouck, Box's enterprise general … Box Improves Admin, Security Tools For Enterprises Cloud Storage Provider Box Adds More Mobile Security Features Box gives IT admins enterprise mobile management features |
 Android Community |
Security concept app steals Android info with no permissions
Android Community Android security nuts, get your tin foil hats ready. A security researcher at Leviathan Security Group has posted a proof of concept application that can steal massive amounts of personal data when installed on an Android phone or tablet. "No permissions" Android app allows secret data harvesting Zero-permission Android app exports sensitive data For Android apps, "zero permissions" does not actually mean zero permissions |
 Help Net Security |
"No permissions" Android app allows secret data harvesting
ZDNet (blog) Android's security policy can allow apps that have “no permissions” to harvest data from devices without the owners' knowledge. Paul Brodeur, security researcher with Leviathan Security Group, has created a proof-of-concept app that shows how an … Zero-permission Android app exports sensitive data For Android apps, "zero permissions" does not actually mean zero permissions Android security threat found in 'no permissions' apps |