Armor for Android is continually evaluating the Android malware landscape and the second edition the monthly Android Malware Roundup has arrived (PRWEB) March 03, 2014 Armor for Android is continually evaluating the Android malware landscape and the second edition the…

Sure, Android malware is a problem, but you’re much more likely to encounter a misbehaving legitimate app than an actual Android Trojan. Some apps request permissions that aren’t reasonable, like a flashlight app requiring access to your contacts list. Others…

Whilst it’s debateable whether mobile malware is really a serious threat to the average use, it’s clear innovation in malicious kit targeting smartphones is ramping up.  That was evident from research released this week at the RSA 2014 conference, where…

Malware targeting the Android platform is exploding, with a 600 percent increase in just the past 12 months. That statistic is among the findings of a new study–Mobile Security Threat Report–unveiled last week at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona,…

Mobile malware is coming! Mobile malware is coming! That has been the rallying cry of security vendors for a few years now, and yet there has been little evidence of the threat in the real world. Don’t let your guard…

Back in 2012, Android accounted for 79 percent of all mobile malware. Last year, that number ballooned even further to 97 percent. Both those data points come from security firm F-Secure, which today released its 40-page Threat Report for the…

On its surface, the idea of turning a smartphone into a cryptocurrency mining machine sounds novel. But practical and profitable? Not so much. That hasn’t stopped thieves from corrupting a number of popular Android applications for just that purpose, including…

In 2013 Android grew to a very large number: 87%. This was its share of the global smartphone market. It also grew to an even larger one: 97%. This was Android’s share of global mobile malware. Unless you’ve had your…