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  • 75% of Apps in the Healthcare Industry Have a Security Vulnerability

    In light of the current pandemic, our healthcare industry has been challenged like never before. Healthcare workers heroically stepped up to the plate, caring for those in need, while the industry itself digitally transformed to keep up with the influx of patient data and virtual wellness appointments. The increase of digital activity has brought about […]

  • Thousands of Mobile Apps Expose Data via Misconfigured Cloud Containers

    Thousands of mobile applications expose user data through insecurely implemented cloud containers, according to a new report from security vendor Zimperium. read more SecurityWeek RSS Feed

  • Cybercriminals increasingly impersonate business-related apps

    Cybercriminals have wasted little time in capitalizing on the vulnerabilities that come with remote work, and their attacks have been highly targeted, with a focus on business-related apps, according to GreatHorn. Business-related applications, those that have allowed employees to collaborate and stay productive over the past year, are by far the most frequently impersonated by […]

  • Google will pay for data abuse reports related to popular Android apps, Chrome extensions

    Google is expanding the Google Play Security Reward Program (GPSRP) to include all apps in Google Play with 100 million or more installs, and is launching a new Developer Data Protection Reward Program (DDPRP) and asking for information about data abuse issues in Android apps, OAuth projects, and Chrome extensions. “The [DDPRP] program aims to […]

  • Google’s bug bounty bid to make big Android apps more secure

    Google’s bug bounty has been expanded to not only covers the firm’s own products, but additionally all apps in the official Google Play store which have had 100 million or more installs. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog. Graham Cluley

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