New threats against Android phones leapt by 76% in the last quarter, according to security firm McAfee.
The company's quarterly threat report claimed that Android was now the fastest-growing vector for mobile malware as the popularity of handsets running Google's mobile OS makes them more attractive to attackers.
"This quarter the count of new Android-specific malware moved to number one, with J2ME (Java Micro Edition), coming in second while suffering only a third as much malware," the company said in its quarterly threat report.
"This increase in threats to such a popular platform should make us evaluate our behaviour on mobile devices."
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Cynical me would think this had something to do with sales of "Wavesecure" :-\
Why, you cynic, Griff. ;)
Quote from: .Griff. on Aug 24, 2011, 00:53:42
Cynical me would think this had something to do with sales of "Wavesecure" :-\
Sales? I got it for free, for the time I have the number. ;D That was before McAfee bought the company.