Mobiles more important than cars
Whilst mobile malware continues to grow rapidly, UK consumers aren’t doing enough to protect themselves, despite new stats that show mobile phones are more important to many people than cars. Lookout...
View ArticleCyberwar becoming a reality?
The amount of new trojans being created has hit an all time high, according to the latest threat report from security experts at Panda Labs, making trojans the “weapon of choice” for cybercrooks. As...
View ArticleDuqu infections found in Iran
Iran say that they have the Duqu trojan under control, after it was found to have infected computers within the country. Officials claim to have found a way to control the malware, which is similar to...
View ArticleAndroid malware continues its rapid rise
Android malware continues to spread rapidly, increasing 427% since July 2011, according to the latest research from Juniper Networks. Last month it was revealed that Android handsets are the most...
View ArticleGoogle’s open source boss defends Android security isssues
As yet more research uncovers further security threats in Android devices, Google’s Chris DiBona has accused security firms and anti-virus vendors of being nothing more than “charlatans and scammers”...
View ArticleKaspersky claims Stuxnet and Duqu authors the same
Security firm Kaspersky claims to have found solid evidence that the team who authored Stuxnet also produced Duqu. Previously this was thought to be the case, although experts weren’t certain whether...
View ArticleAndroid malware has tripled
Windows users are well accustomed to the dangers of malware, given that much of it is targeted squarely at their good selves. But increasingly the Mac is getting more popular and becoming a target, and...
View ArticleTrend Micro notes six-fold rise in Android malware
Android malware is up strongly, indeed by a factor of six, according to security firm Trend Micro. Android has been explosively popular over the last couple of years, and much like the widespread...
View ArticleMac malware hits Dalai Lama site
Apparently malware authors have managed to compromise a website related to the Dalai Lama. So reports F-Secure (via Cnet), after a member of its threat research team was tipped off about the fresh...
View ArticleDangerous Samsung Exynos exploit abounds
A nasty exploit has popped up which affects certain Samsung Exynos powered handsets. The exploit could allow a malware author to access the phone’s RAM and potentially root and take control of your...
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