Security News
How easy is it to bypass the average smartphone’s facial recognition security? In the case of Android, a lot easier than owners may think.
A glitch allowed hackers to access contacts, photos and more on Android devices - simply by answering a Skype call.
Microsoft closed the hole, which let any unauthenticated phone-grabber answer a Skype call and then roam around on your mobile.
A vulnerability in Skype for Android allows an unauthenticated attacker to view photos and contacts, and even open links in the browser, a security researcher has discovered. read more
Neat trick for spying spouses, bad bosses, other miscreants with hands on your mobe. A fix is available A newly disclosed vulnerability in Skype for Android could be exploited by miscreants to...
Google has finally patched a privacy vulnerability in its Chrome web browser for Android that exposes users' device model and firmware version, eventually enabling remote attackers to identify...
A vulnerabilitiy recently patched by Google in Chrome for Android was an information disclosure bug that was originally reported in 2015, but not patched until the release of Chrome 70 in October...
Attackers could craft a campaign that makes use of the device profile in order to exploit any vulnerabilities in a targeted fashion.
Facebook tracks Android users via apps, even if they aren’t Facebook users.
The latest Android iteration brings along a great deal of security improvements, including better encryption and authentication, Google says. read more