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According to reports, a new security feature in Android 4.2 will checks apps in real-time for malicious code.
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Encrypted storage, malware scanners, missing-phone-finders and more: Here are 20 apps to help protect your smartphone, your privacy and your data.
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Researchers uncover faulty encryption in apps available in Google's Play Market.
Android applications downloaded by as many as 185 million users can expose end users' online banking and social networking credentials, e-mail and instant-messaging contents because the programs use inadequate encryption protections, computer scientists have found.
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Slowly softly stealing Frenchman...
A 20 YEAR OLD French hacker has admitted to running a scam app that siphoned off small amounts of cash from smartphone users.
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Infographics on Case study at Mobile Android Apps Permission vulnerability, starting Apps integration at 2AM on Google Play Store with malware attack on tablet...
You might be wondering what this Title means. But it’s the fact of today. While many of us might not know this but this has become a good security point to talk on. Most of the time when we just download any kind of Apps from the Google Play or Android Market, it always prompt to give permission to access the device, and most people including us, actually don’t pay attention to it and simply go ahead to download the app.
However, this is just equal to a Bad idea of giving the entire access of your Phone contents to the app which could lead to possible data theft, spam, malware and what not! According to the Research done by us, found us a good evidence that an average Android app always asks for 124 different types of permissions. While we have also found one shocking fact that almost 33% of the App asks for more permissions than the actual required.
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Christino Martin's comment,
September 27, 2012 8:51 AM
And please could you just remove the warning now..since all the warnings has been removed now ... just got confirmation from the owner(friend)
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Android Security Suite Premium -- loaded with Zeus variant ZitMo ===> is a threat to companies given the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend... <===
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![100K Android Apps in Google Play Are 'Suspicious' [INFOGRAPHIC] | Apps and Widgets for any use, mostly for education and FREE | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/Pkl4vLCbhABhhRcdZV0dpTl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
More than 100,000 Android applications in Google Play are considered "suspicious" or "questionable," according to new research.
Read more: http://mashable.com/2012/11/05/android-apps-suspicious/
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Free anti-virus for your Android devices Sophos Mobile Security is a lightweight app which protects your Android device without reducing performance or battery life. U...
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A new edition of the Google Play app (Android's equivalent to the iOS App Store) appears to be preparing to add anti-virus functionality to the mobile operating system.
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Procurez-vous ThreatWatch dans l'App Store. Consultez les captures d'écran et les avis, et lisez les critiques d'autres utilisateurs.
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