Since the start of Android mobile applications growth in 2004, the number of applications which have a build-in advertisement functionality has been increasing dramatically, most of them targeting the user via mobile shop platforms.
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Revenge is a dish best served with lots of DDoS …
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It is possible to enjoy videogames by applying practical security measures that will keep us safe. In this article, we look at 8 security tips.
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The Ashley Madison data breach has created fresh cybersecurity threats for all organizations. A company response plan is needed. Here’s what you need to know.
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Our Mobile Development Team releases new App that checks your Android device for potential vulnerabilities.
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If one day, you were asked by your dearly trusted Facebook Messenger app to log in because your session had expired, would you do that? If the answer is yes, you might have just shared your Facebook credentials with an impostor app disguised in, otherwise legit, Facebook Messenger app.
The post ‘Serialization’ vulnerability: 6 in 10 Android devices can be hijacked appeared first on Avira Blog.
And am I the only one who actually has to chuckle when reading the name “Islamic State Hacking Division” (even though I probably shouldn’t)?
The post Has the “Islamic State Hacking Division“ Stolen Information on U.S. Military Personnel? appeared first on Avira Blog.
The recent Firefox attacks are an example of active in-the-wild exploitation of a serious software vulnerability.
The post Firefox Under Fire: Anatomy of latest 0-day attack appeared first on We Live Security.
If you are not from the UK you might never have heard of Carphone Warehouse before. Which makes since, it being a UK company and all.
The post Carphone Warehouse: Data of up to 2.4 million customers at risk appeared first on Avira Blog.
An alarming number of computers in the Welsh National Health Service (NHS) are running Windows XP.
Is that really an appropriate level of security for computers that could be holding patients’ medical information?
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