Tag: Android Security

According to a new mobile security report, both banking Trojans and cryptocurrency malware increased by at least 60 percent in 2017.

Android device management doesn't need to be difficult, as long as security leaders consider the privacy needs of the organization, IT department and user population before rolling out a UEM solution.

An overlay attack involving Android's Toast feature may mean users have to deal with malware removal issues.

A new banking malware called Red Alert 2.0 poses a significant threat to Android users. The Trojan leverages third-party apps to steal data.

Researchers have created a tool that emits sound waves in smart devices to track human movements. This ability opens up new possibilities for spyware.

Google's Android O version 8.0 features a safe browsing API and other functions to improve mobile application security in the enterprise.

The August Android Security Bulletin has been published, and it enumerates over 40 security risks that Google recently fixed in the Android OS.

Security researchers recently uncovered a scary version of GhostCtrl, an Android RAT with advanced capabilities that can be very difficult to detect.

Google recently disclosed 138 Android vulnerabilities, including media framework issues that could enable attackers to execute arbitrary code remotely.

A new Android app that claims to clean a device actually grabs admin rights to carry out malicious actions — and proves almost impossible to scrub out.