It’s been another eventful week in the cyber security world. We’ve been monitoring conversations around a security breach at the White House, another OpenSSL flaw, a new attack called “drive-by-logins” and a WordPress plug-in vulnerability. This week’s events highlight just how careful users need to be regarding the past, present […]
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Cutting through the Weekly Mobile Security Noise: The Top Breaches of 2015 (So Far)
While 2014 was named “the year of the data breach,” with Target, Home Depot and the White House, the scale and sophistication of cyber attacks has continued to escalate in 2015. Recent headlines continue to reflect insider breaches and threats to individual’s data, and the year is just getting started. […]
Cutting through the Weekly Mobile Security Noise: Defending Data & Managing Risks
As data breaches continue to make headlines, the need for a cyber security solution has become a growing concern for organizations. We’ve learned that early detection and effective response planning is critical to reducing aftermath. This week we’ve been monitoring conversations around a game-streaming hack, Android OS flaws, mobile app […]
BYOD Changes the Game – Are You Ready to Play?
It seems that with each major developer event covered by the media, a new device enters the work place. From the Apple Watch to wearables, tablets and smartphones, bring your own device (BYOD) is no longer something to try to plan for in the future, but something companies have to […]
Cutting through the Weekly Mobile Security Noise: Shifting from B2C to B2B
This week we’ve been tracking a number of stories involving high-profile data breaches, Yahoo’s new security protocol and the “USB killer.” While concerns over these recent episodes continue to rise, mobile security has been making the move from the consumer sector to a business market that is desperate for an […]
Cutting through the Weekly Mobile Security Noise: Battling Breaches & Threats
As the battle against cyber security and online threats continues, we’ve been monitoring conversations around how security trends impact organizations and policy makers across our nation. This week’s events demonstrate the importance of the topic of cyber security, not just for organizations and individuals, but for government authorities as well. […]
Cutting through the Weekly Mobile Security Noise: Privacy threats – from the global to the personal
This week we learned that when it comes to cyber security, no one is safe. From larger corporations such as Microsoft, to individual consumers, everyone’s at risk. The latest headlines continue to reflect security breaches and threats to private data. In the meantime, the best option for us is to […]
Zimperium Raises $12M in Series B Funding Led by Telstra
We are excited to announce that Zimperium raised $12M in Series B Funding. This is a major milestone for Zimperium and is a testament to the quality of the Z-Team, the products we develop and the customers we have in place successfully using Zimperium’s Mobile Threat Defense. 2014 was a […]
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 […]
Cutting through the Weekly Mobile Security Noise: The Kaspersky Lab Disclosure
This week we’ve been monitoring reactions to a report released on Monday by Kaspersky, the Moscow-based internet security company. The firm claims it has uncovered spying software inside the hard drives of several institutions across thirty different countries, making it “the most sophisticated attack the world has seen to date.” […]
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