All posts by Jon Paterson

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Author: Jon Paterson
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Posts by Jon Paterson:

What Verizon Missed in the Latest Threat Report

By: Zuk Avraham, Joshua Drake, Yaniv Karta, Jimmy Shah (To download the detailed report, click here) Recently, Verizon published a report that says that malware on mobile is not an issue. We strongly suggest Verizon and other enterprises not underestimate the scale of one percent. The sheer number of mobile […]

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Telegram App Store Secret-Chat Messages in Plain-Text Database

EDIT: The following post * was not on a rooted or jailbroken device *. In order to access the plain-text secret-chat database containing the messages, we used our implementation of CVE-2014-3153. The claims that the device is rooted / jailbroken are incorrect and misleading. I will start by quoting CryptoFail […]

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Is Your Mobile Device Putting Your Company at Risk?

The Three Ways Your Mobile Device is Putting Your Company at Risk The explosion of mobile devices has changed the way people live and work. Enterprises want to take advantage of the productivity benefits mobile devices present without compromising an organization’s sensitive IP. With more business being conducted on the […]

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Welcoming Shridhar Mittal to the Z family

Earlier this year I promised big changes at Zimperium. We announced our Series A funding, launched Zimperium Mobile Threat Defense system with the World’s first Mobile IPS, and most recently made zANTI2 our award-winning mobile assessment tool completely free for community usage. Well, I’m excited to say that we have […]

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JPMorgan Hacked: Wake Up Call For Enterprises to Secure Endpoints

Why $250 million didn’t protect JPMorgan from hackers… Late last month CBS Nightly News reported about a robbery at American’s biggest bank, JPMorgan. This attack was no ordinary hold-up. JP Morgan Chase fell victim to a targeted cyberattack, despite spending $250 million dollars on cybersecurity. According to the information disclosed […]

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zANTI 2.0 Released – Completely free (no credit required)

After 3 years of work, we are excited to release zANTI 2.0 – completely free for community usage. Android Network Toolkit (zANTI 2.0) is an award-winning mobile penetration testing toolkit that enables IT Security managers and Pentesters to perform complex security audits and simulates advanced hackers’ capabilities in an organization’s […]

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Security Limitations in Smartphones

In our previous blog post, we wrote about what’s planned for 2014. Since we’re aiming to change the world of mobile security, maybe a good place to start is to describe the security limitations on smart devices. Like a computer, right? Often, people think that mobile device security is exactly […]

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How 2014 is going to be Z-Year

ZIMPERIUM recently announced a Series A fund-raising round of $8 Million. This will allow us to support all organizations demanding a change in current mobile security offerings; they are seeking advanced, next-generation security protection comparable to what you would expect in today’s sophisticated enterprise networks, but a solution which protects […]

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