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• Sybase iAnywhere Mobile Software Application – Secure Enterprise Data for the iPhone
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• Fake AV for mobile platform
  We have seen countless number of rogue security products for Windows platform however this one is targeted to trick mobile users.The sample masquerades itself as a certain AV for mobile and ...
• Facebook’s two-factor authentication announcement raises questions
  Amid mounting criticism of Facebook's attitude to its users' privacy and safety, the social network has announced that it is introducing a two-factor authentication system in an attempt to prevent una...
• What Does the Consumerization of IT Mean to You? (An End-User Survey on Personal and Business Smartphone Trends)
  More than ever before, smartphones are keeping us connected both personally and professionally. Because most of us have a preference as to the ideal smartphone, IT departments are increasingly being t...
• Improve your Security #4: Update your Software often
  Every week or even day we see new vulnerabilities popping up in all software packages which we use daily: In the operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux), PDF Readers, Web browsers, Mail clients, Office...
• Fake Security Software Websites – Still popular in 2011
  Fake security software is a form of computer malware that misleads users into installing and potentially paying for fake security software. The sites convince users to download the malicious software ...
• Google Tool Cleans Up Mobile Malware ‘Dream’
  Over the weekend Google released the Android Market Security Tool to help clean up  devices infected with the DroidDream malware. The Android/DrdDream family of malware used a pair of exploits (Expoit...
• Carberp hits ZeuS and AV software
  We have talked in the last blog post about how SpyEye trojan evolved during the time, illustrating some of its technical features and the encryption algorithm used by the trojan to decrypt the config...
• ZeuS Targets Mobile Users
  As early as 2006, Trend Micro already recognized the fact that the BlackBerry technology could be exploited by cybercriminals. The smartphone may have remained spared from malware attacks over the yea...
• Write once, Mobile Malware anywhere
  The Zeus (Zbot) crimeware is sold to criminals as a complete toolkit for building custom trojans, usually to steal banking logins.  The trojans are generally quite complex; injecting HTML into banking...