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The Number Of Malicious Android Apps On Web Stands At 700,000+

Ben Reid·August 13, 2013
Google's Android firmware may be continually improving in a number of key areas, but one category of constant concern is that of Android malware and general security threats, which seem to be rising just as readily as the platform is. Worryingly, security outfit Trend Micro notes of how the number of malicious apps in existence across the Web has increased to 700,000, with almost 200,000 having manifested in the last quarter alone. With up to 99 percent of devices potentially at risk, the threat is very real, and although users are at least becoming more cautious and aware, it would seem the malware makers are more determined than ever.

Malicious SpyPhone Software Can Disguise Itself As A Legit App To Take Control Over Your Android Device

Ben Reid·August 3, 2013
While Android continues to go from strength to strength in offering consumers a better all-round user experience, there are still some noteworthy trade-offs when comparing with the likes of iOS. Malware remains a significant issue on Google's mobile operating system, and with this week being the week of the Black Hat Security conference, new threats and possible solutions pertaining to Android security have been coming to light. One, outlined by Director of Kindsight Security Labs Kevin McNamee, involves the installation of a malicious app by the name of SpyPhone, which, once it infiltrates your device, can essentially keep tabs on all of your activity.

First Two Apps Infected With Android Master Key Vulnerability Uncovered By Symantec

Oliver Haslam·July 25, 2013

Second Major Android Vulnerability Shows Up Just Days After The Discovery Of Master Key Exploit

Oliver Haslam·July 12, 2013
Owners of smartphones powered by Google's Android have not had a great time of it of late, especially if they're the kind of users that worry about security. First, news came that a potentially major Android security flaw had been unearthed, leaving the vast majority of Android devices vulnerable. Good news followed in that Google was aware of the issue and had even managed to get a patch out to carriers and OEMs. Great stuff.

Here’s How You Can Check If Your Android Device Is Patched Against The Master Key Exploit

Oliver Haslam·July 11, 2013
It's been a time for Android users and OEMs alike of late, specifically with the news that Google's mobile operating system has had a major security flaw ever since the Android 1.6 days. Considering that's quite some time now, it has left many feeling somewhat uneasy about the state of security on the platform, and rightly so.

Massive Android Flaw Lets Hackers Modify Apps, Hijack 99% Of Android Devices

Ben Reid·July 4, 2013

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