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Malware infection rate of smartphones is soaring – Android devices often the target
Smartphones are by far the most popular target of mobile malware, and the infection rate is soaring, according to new research by Nokia.
Tim Greene | 29 Mar | Read more
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Can European 'trust labels' tackle IoT's security woes?
The European Commission is drafting new security regulations for Internet of Things devices to boost consumer confidence in technology that is proving incredibly difficult to keep secure.
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The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Monday, Aug. 3
Robot hitchiker attacked, abandoned... Nokia sells Here mapping business to German car makers... Spy-spotting software comes to Wall St... and more tech news
IDG News Service staff | 03 Aug | Read more
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The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Wednesday, July 22
Nokia Here goes to car makers...Bill proposes automotive security standard...Microsoft write down leads to quarterly loss....and more tech news.
IDG News Service staff | 22 Jul | Read more
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Developments in call monitoring technology surge
Huawei and Ericsson appear to be the main players for securing handsets, judging by recent patent filings.
Margi Murphy | 21 Apr | Read more
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The Upload: Your tech news briefing for Friday, February 20
Spy agencies may have your phone’s encryption keys ... Re-engineering 4G for IoT... Hackers are still lurking in U.S. State Department network ... and more tech news.
IDG News Service staff | 20 Feb | Read more
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Record-pace app sales reinforce urgency of authorities' mobile app privacy push
A global effort to improve awareness of mobile-app privacy policies could gain further weight after Apple released new figures confirming that mobile apps continue to be bought and downloaded at record-breaking pace.
David Braue | 09 Jan | Read more
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Symbian signing key reportedly stolen from Nokia could have enabled powerful malware
An unknown person or group reportedly stole the cryptographic key used by Nokia to digitally sign applications for Symbian OS and extorted millions of euros from the company in 2007 by threatening to make the key public.
Lucian Constantin | 19 Jun | Read more
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Nokia in hot water over Finland privacy flap
Finnish mobile phone manufacturer Nokia is under fire today over revelations that its Lumia line of Windows Phone-powered handsets sent personal data – including information from phones used by senior members of Finland's government – to Microsoft servers in the U.S., according to a report in the Helsinki Times.
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African professionals using more mobile devices, less security software
African business people are increasingly dependent on mobile devices but don't necessarily feel they need security software, according to a survey of 1,776 African professionals conducted by the Africa Business Panel and released Wednesday.
Olusegun Abolaji Ogundeji | 30 Oct | Read more
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Government meets mobile giants to help tackle smartphone theft
The government is working with the main mobile phone companies to help tackle the increasing problem of mobile phone thefts.
Antony Savvas | 15 Oct | Read more
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Microsoft Patch Tuesday aims at IE (again) and SharePoint
For sheer volume of bulletins – 14 - Microsoft's Patch Tuesday this month will prove onerous, with one critically important set of patches aimed to fix flaws in all versions of the Internet Explorer browser that can result in remote code execution on victims' machines.
Tim Greene | 05 Sep | Read more
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With Nokia, Microsoft has missing pieces to attack mobile enterprise
With BlackBerry cast aside by Android and Apple iOS, Microsoft has an opportunity to fill the security gap
Antone Gonsalves | 04 Sep | Read more
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BSIMM's gift: The 12 security days of Christmas
Building Security in Maturity Model leaders promote the dozen most popular security practices of the year
Taylor Armerding | 20 Dec | Read more
