MobileSecurity

Here are our tips on how to ensure your wireless network is safe.

It's no major surprise that smartphone users aren't only using their mobile devices to make calls - as this PC Advisor survey reveals.

Computer scientists at University of California's Davis campus have discovered vulnerabilities in several Android applications.

Over 50 million Android users may be vulnerable to a new bug that allows access to locked devices.

Cybercriminals will use natural disasters and other tragedies to maximise exposure to their scams, as was evident in the aftermath of the recent tragic events in Boston.

Is a centrally-managed 'kill switch' likely to be integrated into iOS when the next generation of iPhones is unleashed on the market?

At CeBIT 2013, Roger Gosine - Vice President of Business Development at Deutsche Telekom - talks about the threats moving from the workplace to mobile.

The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission, focused on Android owners' access to the latest version of Google's operating system.

As studies show that mobile transactions are on the rise, are consumers simply ignoring the risks of sharing their financial details?

Here's our breakdown of the types of threat we've previously seen in the desktop environment, and how they're increasingly being applied to the mobile platform.

Contradicting common perception, a new report suggests mobile banking apps are now used by almost 60 per cent of smartphone users.

As cybercriminals shift their focus from desktop to mobile, keylogging appears to be one style of attack that is gaining popularity.

Mobile spam is becoming an increasingly-present annoyance - so there's more reason than ever to keep an eye on text messages you receive.

Symantec releases its annual Internet Security Threat Report, revealing the latest trends in cyber threats across Windows, Mac and mobile platforms.