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No Android security software? You're playing with fire…
Techday NZ No Android security software? You're playing with fire… August 19 – 2pm James Henderson. ESET has launched a completely redesigned ESET Mobile Security for Android, in a bid to enable smartphone and tablet users to enjoy safer mobile technology … |
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Music playing 55 feet away could covertly activate Android mobile malware
Computerworld (blog) Infected smartphones at an airport could be used as a botnet to launch a denial-of-service attack to bring down the Wi-Fi or other systems. The researchers wrote, “The infected mobile devices can selectively interfere with an aircraft radio system at … |
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Chinese Air Force Tries Hard But Playing Catch-Up With US; Watch PLA …
AOL Defense Chinese Air Force Tries Hard But Playing Catch-Up With US; Watch PLA Espionage. By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr. Published: September 18, 2012. Text Size. Share · Add a Comment. Chinese Air Force Tries Hard But Playing Catch-Up With US; Watch PLA … |
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SAP Playing with Fire…and Other Consumer Tablets
Gotta Be Mobile Android's security, a primary concern at large organizations, is also being improved thanks to newer versions of the OS and third-party vendors, including SAP. Companies like SAP don't dole out iPads so their employees can play Angry Birds and update … |