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A decoy water control system disguised as belonging to a U.S. municipality, caught the attention of a hacking group tied to the Chinese military
Research from Trend Micro shows that the number of malicious apps available for Android jumped 40 percent in the second quarter of 2013.
An annual show-and-tell of some of the most alarming security breaches currently known is underway at two hacker conferences being held in Las Vegas this week.
As the prevalence of the Android OS grows, so grows a commensurate vector for malicious attacks from malware. Apparently, the number of malicious apps is growing, too.
Trend Micro today disclosed more evidence of cybercriminals -- and legit mobile services companies -- trampling the privacy of those who use Google Android smartphones and tablets.