Lookout Mobile Security A smartphone security company has predicted that in 2012, there will be more malware masquerading as legit apps, apps that will fleece consumer pockets and malvertising — real-looking ads that lead trusting souls to fraudulent sites. Lookout Mobile Security, which monitors apps on Android, Blackberry, iOS and Windows…
Lookout Predicts More Mobile Malware In 2012
Lookout Mobile Security has been diligent in their duty to protect mobile devices from malware lurking in every corner of the tech world. They reported yesterday that a new type of malware, RuFraud, is invading mobile devices disguised as free version of popular paid apps and games like Angry Birds….
Google removes 22 more malicious Android apps from its Market
Google has removed nearly two dozen malware-infected apps from its official Android Market in the last several days, a security company said Sunday. So far this year, Google has yanked more than 100 malicious Android apps from its download distribution channel. San Francisco-based Lookout Security said that it and other…
HTCS1: The GAO says the government has some serious issues when it comes to cybersecurity. Read more at http://t.co/jaiG6p3u
HTCS1: The GAO says the government has some serious issues when it comes to cybersecurity. Read more at http://t.co/jaiG6p3u View full post on Twitter / HTCS1
More Malware Found in Android Market
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HTCS1: Hackers target and Iowa YMCA and here some of the best hacks of the year. Listen to more at http://t.co/WFvgN9KB View full post on Twitter / HTCS1
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HTCS1: Hackers make an example of Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg. Read more at http://t.co/GMMZtL3J
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