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Google’s Android OS is as Secure as iOS, Says Security Director – University Herald

November 5, 2016/in Mobile Security

Google's Android OS is as Secure as iOS, Says Security Director
University Herald
Ludwig explained the misunderstood Android security at the conference, reported PhoneArena.com. He talked about the Android's SafetyNet API, which is designed to analyze whether the device where apps were installed is tampered and scans "400 million …
Google security chief says the Pixels are as secure as the iPhoneSurghar Daily

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Google’s Android is just as secure as iOS, claims security chief – The Indian Express

November 4, 2016/in Mobile Security

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Google's Android is just as secure as iOS, claims security chief
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Google, Google Android, Google Android security, Android iOS security, Android Adrian Ludwig Google's Android and iOS are at par when it comes to security, says security chief at Android. When it comes to Android vs iOS, one of the concerns is around …
Director of Android Security: “For Sure” Google's Pixel is as Secure as the iPhoneDroid Life (press release) (blog)
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Ixia’s Flex Tap Secure+ protects against injection breaches

November 3, 2016/in Computer Security

We’ve probably all used the phrase “too much of anything is a bad thing.” Too much ice cream makes you fat, too many cats and you get called crazy, and too much NFL football on Sunday gets you banned to the doghouse by your wife.

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In IT, too much network traffic is certainly a bad thing. We need networks and rely on them to access cloud applications, call people on via videoconferencing and do a whole bunch of other tasks. However, too much traffic and the network becomes unusable and a source of frustration for workers.

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