Articles Tagged with ''mobile devices''

Large organizations (companies or agencies with more than 200 iOS or Android mobile devices) are almost guaranteed to have at least one malware-infected device.

A Wi-Fi hack experiment conducted at the Barcelona Airport demonstrated how at risk people really are on public WiFi.

A new report says that business travelers who sign up for TSA PreCheck, to avoid the hassles and delays of the security screening process, are significantly more satisfied with air travel than their peers who have yet to enroll in the program.
 

Times Square in New York City presents the most threat to tourists using a mobile device, according to a Skycure report.
 

The Postal Service is shipping all 230,000 carriers new mobile devices with a soon-to-be-activated "panic button."
 

A new study finds that shoppers think it is cool to get digital help finding relevant products and information – and navigating the store. But they are creeped out by digital capabilities that identify, track and use location and demographics.

Hilton announced an initiative that will let guests access their rooms using their smartphones instead of key cards.

California state officials wants to require cellphones to be sold with "kill switches" that render them inoperable when stolen.

The fake charger would install malware on any digital device using Apple's latest iOS platform. 

Free mobile applications often come with unusual permissions that can put users' data at risk, such as outgoing calling, camera access and SMS capabilities.