Check Point this weekend disclosed two vulnerabilities specifically endemic to LG mobile devices, both of which if exploited could allow a hacker to remotely attack a device. LG has already issued fixes for both issues.
Just because a company offers a cybersecurity training program to its employees doesn't mean it's necessarily doing enough to change workers' dangerous online behaviors, according to a report from Experian and Ponemon Institute.
Researchers discovered a Russian fake banking application that can evade detection by changing a device's password if the victim tries to remove the app.
Nearly three quarters (74 percent) of European employees have no concerns about security issues when using a mobile phone owned by their company. Highlighting a significant level of confidence in workplace mobile security strategies, the figure stands at 75 percent for employees at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Google released v4 of its safe browsing API, a tool for software developers that helps client applications check URLs against Google's list of suspected malicious pages.
