mobile security

An open source audio codec used by chipset firms is believed to have put two-thirds of Android users' private calls and files at risk

The rules will take effect later this year and could see unsupported apps de-listed from the store

Researchers say hackers are deploying new tactics that put Android and iOS at equal risk

The first wave of security updates for Apple products in 2022 follows a year in which a wide variety of security flaws plagued its portfolio of device…

Google has confirmed that the glitch is affecting devices that have Microsoft Teams installed

A reassuringly simple endpoint-protection solution – although mobile support is basic

Hackers defeated Google Play restrictions by using smaller droppers in apps and eliminating permissions needed

The vulnerable chips are thought to be present in 37% of all smartphones worldwide

A closer look at one of the most perilous forms of phishing

What are the best enterprise MDM tools available for securing your corporate devices?

An additional two million YouTube creators will also be required to switch it on the 2SV feature by the end of the year

Biometric authentication was supposed to change the world - but has it?

International effort between UK and US law enforcement agencies takes down network of English and Scottish cyber criminals

The new strain poses as a Huawei app which users are tricked into downloading from a fake Google Play Store link

Hackers used emulators to access thousands of customer accounts repeatedly

Hackers have incorporated machine learning into a strain that subscribes victims to legitimate services provided by telecoms firms

Firm argues some forms of MFA are vulnerable to social engineering attacks

Safari and Opera Touch browsers are among those which can be exploited to target victims with malware

This sophisticated strain abuses the incoming call notification to block access to a device

The company's Protect Mobile platform alerts users to potential malware before a link is clicked

Automatically locks itself once you navigate from the app

Now you can lend your phone without worry about someone snooping through your Messenger app