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Nuisance messages speeds up customer churnMobile operators are being warned to brace themselves for a global upsurge in mobile messaging abuse.… read more »
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p strong McAfee and Symantec are interested in helping mobile operators take charge of securing mobile devices. strong p ...Embedded Linux From a Trusted Source Reduce your development schedules with pre-compiled Linux components, along with tools and support. read more »
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p strong Open platforms like Google s Android and perhaps Apple s iPhone open new security loopholes and greater risks than current platform kings like Symbian security researchers say. strong p ...Embedded Linux From a Trusted Source Reduce your development schedules with pre-compiled Linux components, along with tools and support. read more »
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Researchers at a computer security conference in Washington, D.C. this week detailed a method for dramatically reducing the cost and time needed to crack the security that prevents eavesdropping of GSM-based mobile phones. The weaknesses in the GSM encryption technology -- a 64-bit scheme known as A5/1 -- were first detailed nearly a decade ago, but cracking the code has generally required a great deal of patience and some very expensive hardware (with hardware costs...Please click on the title to continue read more »
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Smart mobile malwareMiscreants have created a ransomware Trojan for mobile phones which has been seen in the wild in China. Kiazha-A, attempts to extort money from users of Symbian Series 60 phones.… read more »
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Mobile applications are evolving even faster than the networks on which they run, and they could create new demands on infrastructure that hurt overall network performance. read more »
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http://computerworld.co.nz/news.nsf/scrt/3BFB22DAB18A7134CC25740B0019DB6CBy Darren Pauli Sydney Computerworld14 March, 2008The Blackberry and Windows Mobile platforms have both received accreditation from the Australian Defence Signals Directorate, clearing the way for broader adoption of the platforms in New Zealand government.The latest Blackberry and Windows Mobile Platforms received accreditation after a record year-long assessment to meet the Defence Signals Directorate's (DSD's) Common Criteria certi read more »
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The security of the most widely used standard in the world for transmitting mobile phone calls is dangerously flawed, putting privacy and data at risk, two researchers warned at the Black Hat conference in Europe on Friday. read more »
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http://www.pcworld.idg.com.au/index.php/id;1126249158By Jeremy Kirk IDG News Service31/03/2008 Spying programs for mobile phones are likely to grow in sophistication and stealth as the business around selling the tools grows, according to a mobile analyst at the Black Hat conference on Friday.Many of the spy programs on the market are powerful, but aren't very sophisticated code, said Jarno Niemela, a senior antivirus researchers for Finnish security vendor F-Secure, which makes security products for PCs a read more »
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SMS scam hides behind proxiesThe Chinese earthquake and the Myanmar cyclone, like so many other tragedies before them, are being actively exploited by online scammers. Past history involving disasters such as the Indian Ocean tsunami and Hurricane Katrina suggest opportunistic malware attacks themed around these latest events are likely to follow.… read more »
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For now, security on mobile devices is seen as an extra feature on programs designed to protect PCs.... read more »
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