In fact, 60% of the iOS requests went to Apple, accounting for a huge portion of that outgoing traffic. On Android, only 24% of requests went to Google, with most going to third-party apps.

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Ernestas Naprys of Cybernews performed the research by taking a brand new iPhone and Android phone and installing the top 100 free apps from each platform's app store. He also created new social ...

This spyware campaign has been linked to malware on Android and iOS devices, signaling a new wave of sophisticated mobile security threats.

For all the talk of security, iPhones and Android smartphones are both vulnerable to a surprisingly low-tech hack that could leave you locked out of your Apple or Google account, with no access to ...

Millions of Android and iOS mobile apps exposed to wide-ranging security risks due to hard-coded and unencrypted cloud service credentials within their codebases.

SparkKitty Swipes Pics From iOS, Android Devices Like its predecessor, SparkCat, the new malware appears to be going after sensitive data — such as seed phrases for cryptocurrency wallets — in ...