Smartphones become greater hacking target
I just read this article on CTV website about 2013 as the start of a surge of attacks on smartphones. First thing that caught my eyes was the BB at the top image. Yeah, when they talk about security, they always show a BB. Another thing that caught my attention was the fact that Apple (and their users) can no longer claim over PC that iProducts are immune to viruses. It will be interesting to see how iPhones and other Apple products handle cyber intrusion in the next few years. Also, Android is the most targeted and possibly most vulnerable OS out there in terms of security (but don't quote me on this, it's a general statement based on observation). Conclusion? When society start to shift over to NFC for credit cards and other monetary payments or transactions, security will no longer be considered towards the bottom of a consumers wanted-features list. This may bold (pun not intended) well for BB given it still holds the greatest security for all smartphones. I'm not saying BB is entirely immune but it is the least vulnerable.
But seriously, this direction was inevitable. I believe people have become too complacent lately with regards to the security of their own personal information.
Article: Many cyber criminals shifting focus to smartphones | CTV News
Smartphones become greater hacking target
Every since the implementation and invention of crapos and droid, hacker love stealing all the personal juice from a person's life. Heck, even what time they drink coffee this morning.
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Smartphones become greater hacking target
Plus the app market is a crazy one, especially on ios when devs can slap on a few databases and a few lines of code and there, they got a better tracking system than the CIA
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Smartphones become greater hacking target
I'm not hundred percent sure but I believe bb10 has received FIPS which is really high up in the security ladder
So whether or not its more secure than os 7, it will be more than enough secure for the common man
As mentioned by another poster, a smartphone is as safe as its user wants it to be. So to be super secure, make sure don't download dodgy apps
Also, I still think they won't allow devs to confidential access without the user saying so
So keep your eyes out and everything will be ok :)
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