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Cloned Android Apps: Symbiosis or Parasitic?

27
Jun
2011

There was a recent report of a malicious Android package installation being hosted on a fake “Android Market”-lookalike site, which was pushed to users from an advertisement link. The distribution strategy itself is not new. We saw variations of this happening with Google advertisements 2 years back, though in that case it was rogue or […]

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PokeTron

21
Jun
2011

I have no idea what a shiny Rayquaza is, but apparently they’re quite hard to obtain in certain Pokemon game titles. It seems hunting for Action Reply cheats to allow them in Pokemon HeartGold could pop some rogue AV on your desktop quicker than the time it takes Bill Cosby to say “Pokemon?! Pokemon with the […]

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Security industry’s dirty linen

31
May
2011

There are a lot of discussions going on about net neutrality. Kevin Townsend talked about that recently in an answer to my Freedom vs Security blog. A big concern nowadays is how certain industries, such as the music one, are lobbying governments to protect their particular interests. I’m not going to discuss this topic today […]

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