November 14, 2014 Mobile Security Weekly: Behind Masque Attack, Russian Worm Spreading, BlackBerry & Samsung Team Up This week’s issue is dominated by MasqueAttack. The vulnerability, which has caused the US government ...
October 31, 2014 Mobile Security Weekly – Three New But Classic iOS and Android Attacks This week’s issue includes three classic mobile security issues that shine a spotlight on iOS and ...
October 24, 2014 Mobile Security Weekly – iOS Jailbroken, Knox Cracked, Android Exposed (Again) This week’s coverage includes a wide range of security issues, from security solutions that aren’t ...
September 30, 2014 Chinese Government Targets Hong Kong Protesters With Android mRAT Spyware Protesters in Hong Kong are being targeted by a social engineering campaign aiming to infect ...
September 29, 2014 Shellshock A.K.A Bash Bug – A Serious Vulnerability That Could Affect Rooted or Jailbroken Mobile Devices The security world is buzzing with news regarding the “Bash Bug”, also known as Shellshock, ...
September 29, 2014 Vulnerability Discovered Within Default Android Web Browser A Vulnerability That Could Enable a Threat Actor to Run Malicious Code on a Victim’s Device ...
September 21, 2014 Mobile Security Weekly – A Whole New iWorld This edition of the Mobile Security Weekly couldn’t start with anything but the release of ...
July 2, 2014 Is Android Fragmentation making the OS as fragile as glass? What is fragmentation and how does it ...
June 16, 2014 “TowelRoot” Gives Root Access to Samsung Galaxy S5 and other Popular Android Mobile Devices A new vulnerability, codenamed TowelRoot, was recently released for the Linux kernel (CVE-2014-3153) through version ...
April 28, 2014 Bleeding-in-the-Browser – Why Downplaying of Reverse Heartbleed Risk for Mobile is Dangerous to the Enterprise For the past few weeks, we’ve been researching methods to protect our customers from Heartbleed. ...