New XLoader Variant Masquerades as Android Security Apps, iOS Configuration Profile
Security researchers observed a new variant of XLoader masquerading as Android security apps and an iOS configuration profile to target mobile users.
How to Stop Mobile Apps That Steal
One of the best ways for cybercriminals to deliver a payload on your organization's network is to smuggle it inside your employees' mobile apps.
Mobile Stock Trading Apps Vulnerable to Attack
Over 20 mobile apps commonly used for stock trading are not very secure, according to recent security research.
Do We Need to Worry About Shadow IT?
Shadow IT is still a challenge for organizations. Security leaders should provide users with the tools they need and monitor unsanctioned use carefully.
What I Learned About Smartphone Dependency on a Himalayan Trek
As smartphone use skyrockets in India, so does the threat of cyberattacks against Indian government agencies, banks, businesses and individual users.
Flood of Mobile Apps Poses Growing Security Challenge
Mobile apps are being pushed out at a rapid pace, which places a lot of pressure on security teams to develop fast-acting and comprehensive strategies.
University Researchers Show How Widely Mobile Apps Share Users’ Personal Information
Harvard, MIT and Carnegie Mellon teamed up to show just how much of users' personal information is shared by smartphone applications.
Mobile Apps: With Friends Like These, Who Needs Enemies?
Enterprises need to enact a comprehensive mobile security strategy to safeguard their assets and IPs against malicious mobile apps.
Another 10 Convenient Ways to Increase Your Mobile Application Security Knowledge
Enhancing mobile application security doesn't have to take endless time and resources. Catch up on 10 ways you can improve your security knowledge.
Mobile Malware Threats in 2015: Fraudsters Are Still Two Steps Ahead
Mobile malware threats continue to be a major problem for individuals and enterprises alike, and the risks are only getting more severe.