#mobile-security

#mobile-security

Rooted and jailbroken devices pose significant security risks to users and enterprises, with a high likelihood of malware targeting.

Mobile phishing attacks are evolving, necessitating new security strategies to protect users on mobile devices.

More robust encryption on mobile devices is essential due to government attacks on digital rights and privacy.

Current mobile app encryption practices are often non-standard and not user-verified.

SNAP by ClearSky Technologies enhances network security and efficiency for regional wireless carriers, benefiting millions of users.

Edward Grimes' phone was stolen in London, highlighting the rising issue of phone theft, particularly in urban areas like London.

OnePlus 13 introduces advanced ultrasonic fingerprint scanning technology for better performance and security, even in wet conditions.

Android 15 introduces a feature called 'Private Space' for enhanced app security and privacy.

A malicious SDK in popular Android apps has led to the recurrence of widespread infections, placing user data at risk again.

History repeated itself with 11 million downloads of new infected apps containing the same malware as a previous incident. They exploit advertising SDKs.

Germany's Cyber Agency is developing the first portable quantum computer for mobile security by 2027. Four startups are involved in this €35 million initiative.

Sophisticated SMS Stealer campaign discovered by Zimperium, with over 105,000 samples, posing risks of OTP interception, credential theft, and financial fraud.

Behaviour-based biometrics analyze unique user patterns for robust security.