Who would have thought that a handset as basic as Nokia 1100 would be used for banking fraud? Turns out that some 1100s come with a software flaw that, with the aid of some reprogramming will have the handset intercepting one-time passwords used in bank transactions. Hackers have already started buying up to $32,328 worth of these devices and it seems...
Google has just made available a patch for the Android OS, solving the famous security issue that went public a couple of days ago. In case you’re a G1 owner, you should see the message “A system update is available” and you’ll have the option of updating now or later. It will take a few minutes, but the process works without...
Yes, folks the Google Android phone is not as safe as it seems, or so says Charles A. Miller, security researcher, who claims that the device’s flaws can be exploited by attackers. Miller worked for the NSA, so he surely knows what he’s saying and he also mentioned that G1 users might be tricked into in visiting booby-trapped sites. Basically...
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