Another week, and another major mobile security risk. A few weeks ago, Zimperium zLabs researchers disclosed unsecured cloud configurations exposing information in thousands of legitimate iOS and Android apps (you can read more about it in our blog). This week, zLabs is warning Android users about a sophisticated new malicious app. The new malware disguises … Read More
Over the last several months, Zimperium has been working closely with the National Cybersecurity Center of Excellence (NCCoE) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) on a mobile device security project. The NCCoE is a collaborative hub where industry organizations, government agencies, and academic institutions work together to address businesses’ most pressing cybersecurity … Read More
Enterprises are continuing to work remotely and use BYO mobile devices. Doing so enables cost savings from a corporate standpoint and better user satisfaction from an employee standpoint. It also introduces and keeps Microsoft’s O365 as a mainstay. I recently hosted a webinar with our very own Kern Smith, Vice President of Solution Engineering, on … Read More
Abstract When approaching the development of a mobile application, one of the key design decisions revolves around the server side aspect of the application. Specifically, storage of information relevant to the app’s usage, as well as the backend API’s allowing the app to query the server for information in real time (as opposed to static … Read More
Apple is making a new change in the way it secures the code running in its mobile operating system. This signals – yet again – that threats to mobile devices are very real. The change is currently in the beta version of the next iOS version – 14.5. It makes it more difficult for hackers … Read More
