 ZDNet (blog) |
Android security unaffected by Adobe dropping Flash
Macworld UK Tue, 03 Jul 2012 Android security unaffected by Adobe dropping Flash. Whether the tech replacing Flash Player will pose a greater risk is not yet known, security expert notes. Antone Gonsalves | CSO … No Flash for Android 4.1, Jelly Bean, users |
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Authentec CHOSEN for Android Security and 4 Stocks Enjoying 52-Week Highs
Wall St. Cheat Sheet Amerigroup Corp. (NYSE:AGP): The Republican governors of Florida and Iowa said yesterday that they would seek to block their states from expanding Medicaid coverage, as required by the Affordable Care Act, according to The Hill. Texas Governor Rick … |
 Globe and Mail |
Computer Security Firm Palo Alto Networks' IPO Soars
Investor’s Business Daily Shares of Palo Alto Networks (PANW) soared 26.5% on day one, adding pizzazz to an IPO market that had fizzled after Facebook's blockbuster landed flat nine weeks ago. Palo Alto Networks, which provides firewall technology used to prevent data breaches … Palo Alto Networks, Kayak Surge After Debut IPO market heats up after Facebook freeze |
 Mobot.net (blog) |
Android Security Improves with Jelly Bean, but Only So Far
LAPTOP Magazine (blog) Google has beefed up security in the latest version of Android, making it more difficult for malicious hackers to exploit vulnerabilities in the mobile operating system. Android 4.1 Jelly Bean uses full address space layout randomization (ASLR … Android Hacker: Jelly Bean Tougher To Crack Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Deemed Safest Android OS Ever; But iOS 6 Is Stronger … Jelly Bean beefs up Android security, ELFs get harder |