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Sophisticated Android trojan discovered in China, warns security firm  Firm Lookout Mobile Security is warning of a new, sophisticated, Android-focused piece of malware that has been found in China. The security company warns that the trojan, dubbed Geinimi, can “compromise a significant amount of personal data on a user?s phone and send it to remote servers.” The malicious code is, currently, only found in third-party application stores attached to repub [..] |
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It has been long argued that the A5/1 encryption standard used to secure GSM traffic from eavesdropping is, in fact, insecure, and California based security firm H4RDW4RE is pioneering an effort to hammer that point home by cracking the encryption… [..]
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