Malware tricks way onto iPhones in China, Taiwan

October 5, 2015

Security

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New iOS malware tricks its way onto iPhones in China and Taiwan

The malicious software, called YiSpecter, hijacks apps and the Safari browser to show full-page ads. It fools users into installing it by claiming to circumvent China’s Web censorship.

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Tim Cook: A back door for the good guys is a back door for the bad guys

Technically Incorrect: Apple’s CEO says that encryption is “a must” in today’s world. He believes that everyone is coming around to that view. Except, perhaps, the FBI.

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Data breach hits 15M T-Mobile customers

A hack of Experian, the company that handles credit checks for the wireless carrier, results in the loss of Social Security numbers, birth dates and names.

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Every Android device is vulnerable to newly discovered bugs

With two new “Stagefright” vulnerabilities discovered, almost every Android device ever released is vulnerable to malicious hackers. Fixing the bug isn’t simple.

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	Anne Dujmovic
	Associate Editor / Portland, Ore.

Associate editor Anne Dujmovic brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats.

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