What Would a Cybercriminal Want with a Smartphone?
- By Dave Kim on November 30, -0001
Think of everything stored on your smartphone: login information and passwords, contact details, possibly your corporate or personal email. Our mobile devices are more important than ever before, and cybercriminals are out to get two things in particular. Dave Kim, contributor to mobilesecurity.com, reveals what they are.
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