A vulnerability in the Android operating system lets attackers take an existing app, inject malicious code, and repackage it to look exactly the same as the original app. Should you be worried? A ...

Remember that Android mobile “master key” vulnerability that was patched last month? It turns out there are other opportunities within the Google operating system to perform similar attacks against ...

Chinese researchers have published a second Android Master Key attack, leveraging the same vulnerability that allows attackers to modify signed apps with malware. A second Android Master Key attack ...

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I made a comment recently that was subsequently quoted in a recent ESET blog – Android “master key” leaves 900 million devices vulnerable, researchers claim – and it appears that comment may have ...

Mobile security startup Bluebox Security has unearthed a vulnerability in Android’s security model which it says means that the nearly 900 million Android phones released in the past four years could ...

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