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Smartphone malware is on the rise and with 99% of known malware targeting Google’s Android platform — which is also the most popular mobile platform in the world by a tremendous margin ...

For hackers, hacking a smartphone is not a big deal today. We will learn about some signs by which you can find out whether ...

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Malware authors are painting with a bigger palette these days. The gaping Google Android platform, giving legitimate developers license to flex their creative muscles, has also served a similar ...

But what if the National Security Agency told all smartphone users to do it? And, more to the point, if you follow that advice, will you be safe from malware and spyware in 2024 and beyond?

When it comes to your smartphone, and specifically the security risks that ownership brings along for the ride, you might think that malware or even physical theft would be top of the list as far ...

Given the growth in popularity of smartphones over the last decade, the rise of mobile malware seems inevitable. Malware always rises where there is a popular platform, a range of attack vectors ...

A growing number of malware writers are targeting iPhones, BlackBerrys and other smartphones with viruses, trojans and worms to spy on financial data and steal identities. Mobile device malware can ...

as they may contain malware. By following these safety measures, you can protect your smartphone from security threats and cyber frauds.

A cellphone virus. Used to steal personal information or send messages to pay-per-minute telephone numbers, the virus may be a Trojan deposited in a phone with an open Bluetooth connection.

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