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To prevent installing malicious software, Android users are advised not to click on suspicious links in e-mails, SMS messages, or websites, and not to install applications outside of official app stores. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)
Technology

Study: Androids targeted by 20,000 ‘trojanized’ apps

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Out of 32 known vulnerabilities, the authors selected 11 particularly virulent exploits to conduct their analysis, and found "on average 87.7% of Android devices" were vulnerable. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
Technology

Study: 90 percent of Google Android devices vulnerable

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To prevent installing malicious software, Android users are advised not to click on suspicious links in e-mails, SMS messages, or websites, and not to install applications outside of official app stores. (AP Photo/Wally Santana)

Bad apps: Hackers target Android phones

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Subject to lawsuits, anti-trust investigations, attacks in the press, and hostile rivals, Google has had to pay fines, alter its products, and spend countless sums in legal fees. (Getty Images)
Magazine

Google’s charm offensive

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The shift in Internet use from being largely computer-based to being more mobile-based has caused new fears to arise. (iStock)
Columnists

Is mobile malware protection worth the money?

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In this June 18, 2014 file photo, the new Amazon Fire Phone is demonstrated in Seattle. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File)
Beltway Confidential

Why Amazon’s Fire Phone was a flop

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TracFone Wireless, the largest Obamaphone vendor, receives more than $9 per line from the federal government for each phone it distributes to the poor, but sells similar service to the general public for less than $7. (iStock Photo)
Technology

Companies get $9/mo per Obamaphone from feds while offering to public for $7

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Apple’s iOS 8 not as secure as you think
Red Alert Politics

Apple’s iOS 8 not as secure as you think

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Hackers can potentially access privileged user information like passwords, internet history and keyboard input. (John Irons/Washington Examiner)

Security flaw leaves Android users vulnerable to hackers

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‘Wakie’ app allows strangers to wake up one another in the morning
Red Alert Politics

‘Wakie’ app allows strangers to wake up one another in the morning

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