Endpoint/Device Security

Google has addressed the bug, CVE-2015-3842, which can be exploited via a malicious app that does not require any permissions.

Drivers in the Washington, D.C. metro area are being targeted by a phishing scam that purports to come from E-ZPass.

The vulnerability was identified by security researchers with MWR Labs, and it impacts Google Admin version 2014101605 and lower.

After a patch for the Stagefright flaw was discovered to be incomplete, leaving Android devices vulnerable to attack, Google has released a new patch to open source.

Apple's update to iOS and iTunes included dozens of security patches along with fixes for the iCloud Music Library and Apple Music.

The malware was detected by Fortinet as Android/Locker.CB!tr and is capable of receiving a variety of commands.

Mobile Devices said will soon distribute an update that will fix the security flaw in its On-Board Diagnostics II (OBD-II) dongle which was shown to allow a Corvette to be controlled through a text message.

Researchers at the University of California at San Diego have figured out how to control certain features on a car via text.