Endpoint/Device Security

In addition to being the tech company with the most glitches, Apple's OS X has been labeled the most vulnerable software of 2015.

The Trojan family dubbed SlemBunk that is targeting Android-based worldwide banking app users has been observed masquerading as the legitimate apps of financial institutions in North America, Europe and Asia Pacific, according to a FireEye blog post.

Santa may know if you have been naught or nice, but that's nothing compared to the amount of information Walgreens and Target collects from its shopping app users.

Jailbroken iPhones are being hit with a new iOS trojan called TinyV, according to several industry experts.

Security researchers found a large number of religious apps such as Bible or Quran mobile applications that contain malicious code.

Google will no longer trust Symantec's VeriSign PCA3-G1 certificate on Chrome and Android platforms.

A group of researchers at security firm NCC Group surveyed six parking apps available on the Google Play store and discovered significant security flaws across multiple mobile parking applications.

Researchers at Malwarebytes spotted a phony CSGO Shuffle site that delivers malware to unsuspecting Steam users.