Google Uses Kill-Switch to Address Malware at Android Market
The Internet giant moves beyond removal of infected Android apps to fix malware outbreak at the Android Market.
The Internet giant moves beyond removal of infected Android apps to fix malware outbreak at the Android Market.
Google moves quickly to remove the offending mobile apps. What should users concerned about smartphone security watch out for?
Mobile devices in the workplace rank high as potential risks in the list of emerging security trends for the coming year.
The Inquirer: Botnet-like Trojan steals data from mobile devices that run on Google's Android platform.
Fresh study from AdaptiveMobile finds that mobile malware infections surged 33 percent this year and that Android-based devices are becoming particularly attractive to authors.
Symantec report finds that most enterprise employees become much more casual about the data they share and access via smartphones over the holidays.
A new hoax circulating through the BlackBerry Messenger 5.0 service is a just the tip of the iceberg according to security software vendor McAfee.