Remember that Android mobile “master key” vulnerability that was patched last month? It turns out there are other opportunities within the Google operating system to perform similar attacks against ...

Hackers are now using a critical vulnerability in Android to modify legitimate smartphone applications, putting users at risk of being spied on. Security vendor Symantec wrote on Tuesday that it found ...

When security researchers expose software vulnerabilities, it often doesn't take long for malware writers to exploit those vulnerabilities. So it is with the Android "master key" vulnerability found ...

The software flaw means hackers can take control of any Android device by installing code and users were warned after the news emerged to be extra cautious when downloading apps. Symantec said it had ...

Security firm Symantec claims to have discovered evidence that hackers are exploiting the recently-discovered Android 'master key' flaw. The vulnerability, which was first publicised earlier this ...

A critical vulnerability that affects an estimated 99% of the Android devices now in operation could allow attackers to use exploit code to easily infect devices with a Trojanized version of a ...

BlueBox claims the bug could be exploited by thieves by giving them direct access to data, eavesdropping and ability to send junk mail on individual devices. Jeff Forristal posted on the BlueBox blog ...

Have you ever watched a local television news broadcast in which every commercial break is preceded by a teaser promising a big story if you'll just stay tuned? "Could a popular device you have at ...