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•added 2011/12/13 12:49 p.m.•25 views

More Apps Pulled From Android Market Over Hidden SMS Functionality

There has been another round of malicious apps discovered in the official Android Market, with this wave containing hidden functionality to send SMS messages to premium-rate numbers. The apps, which Google has pulled from the Market already, are counterfeit versions of popular games, including...

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ThreatPost
ThreatPost
•added 2011/11/28 4:52 p.m.•24 views

SMS Trojans Spreading to the Rest of the World

SMS Trojans that ride along on supposedly benign mobile apps and then send out messages to high-priced numbers have been a problem in some Asian and Eastern European countries for several years now, most notably in Russia and China. But now the attackers have realized that there’s a whole big wor...

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ThreatPost
ThreatPost
•added 2011/10/11 3:26 p.m.•28 views

FTC Settles Charges With Android App Developer Over 'Unfair' Default Settings

In a landmark move, the Federal Trade Commission has settled charges it brought against the maker of a P2P file-sharing application that the commission alleged included unfair default settings that caused users to unknowingly share photos, videos and other personal data. The settlement with...

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ThreatPost
ThreatPost
•added 2011/03/16 4:12 p.m.•9 views

Twitter Gives Users Option to Turn On HTTPS by Default

Twitter has changed the way that users access the company’s main site, now giving them the option to enable HTTPS by default, forcing a secure connection for most interaction with the service. However, the change does not apply to all of the popular apps users employ to access Twitter on...

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The Hacker News
The Hacker News
•added 2011/01/12 1:20 a.m.•12 views

Hackers learning new ways to hijack smartphones !

How safe is your cell phone? Thieves are coming up with new ways to hijack the most popular smartphones. ABC Action News investigative reporter Michael George enlisted the help of a hacking expert to find out how these programs work, and how to beat them. Droids, iPhones, and BlackBerries are jus...

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ThreatPost
ThreatPost
•added 2010/05/17 4:08 p.m.•14 views

The Coming Wave of Mobile Attacks

The pace of innovation on mobile phones and other smart wireless devices has accelerated greatly in the last few years, adding features, speed and computing power. But now the attackers are beginning to outstrip the good guys on mobile platforms, developing innovative new attacks and methods for...

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