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The dogfood version of the recently updated app shows multiple references to encryption for RCS, the feature-rich successor to SMS messaging. Continue reading Google may soon add end-to-end encryption for RCS
Google has patched an Android bug that could have allowed attackers to use NFC to send over a malicious file to the victim’s phone
Continue reading Google patches bug that let nearby hackers send malware to your phone
Not every piece of technology or software can succeed, even with virtually unlimited funding and marketing. About the same number of people are still playing Virtual Boys as are using Google Plus, for example. In recent memory, the Windows Phone occupies the same space as these infamous failures, potentially because …read more
What should be a private key used to vouch for the ‘Free Basics by Facebook’ app was used to sign unrelated apps. Continue reading Facebook loses control of key used to sign Android app
How do Android users know whether an app is genuine? Continue reading Offline Android apps get new security check
Recently we called out Additional crispinness on the MacOS box of apples sandbox, continuing with our effort to improve our malware behavior analysis infrastructure we are happy to announce the deployment of a new Android sandbox that replaces the exis… Continue reading Meet VirusTotal Droidy, our new Android sandbox
Attackers have started to exploit a vulnerability patched this month in Android that enables the bundling of malware with Android application files (APKs) and evading antivirus products. The vulnerability, known as Janus and identified as CVE-2017-1315… Continue reading Attackers Exploit Android Application Package Flaw to Hide Malware
GuardSquare warns that a New Android vulnerability allows attackers to modify apps without affecting their signatures. “A serious vulnerability (CVE-2017-13156) in Android allows attackers to modify the code in applications without affecting… Continue reading GuardSquare warns of Android vulnerability ‘Janus’
An Android vulnerability called Janus allows attackers to inject malicious code into signed Android apps. Continue reading Android Flaw Poisons Signed Apps with Malicious Code
An Android vulnerability called Janus allows attackers to inject malicious code into signed Android apps. Continue reading Android Flaw Poisons Signed Apps with Malicious Code