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Android's Fake ID Could Put Millions in Jeopardy

Reported by Linux Insider
An Android vulnerability that exists in every version from v2.1 Eclair to v. 4.3 Jelly Bean could expose millions of users, Bluebox Security has warned. The flaw lets attackers fake the certificates of specially privileged parties, such as Adobe and Google Wallet, and serve them up with malware that.. »more

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GOOGLE »

Google Updates Hangouts With New Features For Businesses

Business users no longer need a Google+ profile to start a hangout.

PCMag.com 8 hours ago

SECURITY »

Antivirus products riddled with security flaws, researcher says

It's generally accepted that antivirus programs provide a necessary protection layer, but organizations should audit such products before deploying them on their systems because many of them contain serious vulnerabilities, a researcher warned.

ITworld 13 hours ago

TAIWAN »

Taiwan market: InFocus to launch smartphone M810

InFocus has unveiled its M810 Android 4.4.2 smartphone for launch in the Taiwan market at a contract-free retail price of NT$9,988 (US$333) on July 31.

DigiTimes 1 hour ago

DRIVERLESS CARS »

UK gives green light for driverless cars

The UK government has followed the US’ example by giving the legal go-ahead for initial testing of driverless cars on its road as of January next year.

Silicon Republic 18 hours ago

AMERICA »

America's self harm problem: How the NSA is killing the US economy

A recent report has uncovered the financial cost of the NSA's PRISM program to the US's economy and the pitfalls that a culture of unbridled mass surveillance could bring about in the future.

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ITProPortal 14 hours ago

XBOX ONE »

Xbox One Launching in China Sept. 23

Microsoft announced the Sept. 23 launch of its ￥3,699 ($599) Xbox One.

PCMag.com 12 hours ago

SNAPCHAT »

Instagram Unveils Snapchat Competitor, Bolt

The app lets you snap and send short-lived photos and videos to friends with a single tap.

PCMag.com 14 hours ago

INDIA »

Amazon investing $2 billion more in India as online retail booms

Amazon.com is investing US$2 billion more in India, which is witnessing an online retail boom.