As part of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we want to make sure you understand the various threats attacking your mobile device. This article will focus on malware – how to tell if your phone is …
August 2019 was an unexpected wake-up call for many, in the space of a month three major iOS attacks were reported, revealing numerous vulnerabilities. The first, in iMessage, allowed an attacker to read files off …
Full Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) is always best for your business, but depending on device ownership other management methodologies may be more suitable. Take BYOD for example, in some deployments, companies use containers to manage …
Updated October 8, 2019: A new vulnerability discovered in WhatsApp allows hackers to infect Android devices with malware by sending a malicious GIF file. The malware, known as a double-free vulnerability, is only activated if …
As part of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we want to make sure employees understand the various threats attacking their mobile devices. This article will focus on phishing – how to know if you’ve been phished, …
Businesses have been investing heavily in their cybersecurity infrastructure. However, mobile devices in most organizations remain an unprotected asset – an easy way in for opportunistic cybercriminals. As a result, mobile devices are increasingly involved …
Wandera’s threat research team has discovered two adware apps on the Google Play Store with a combined 1.5M+ downloads. The apps are both selfie filter camera apps with similar functionality. Adware is usually viewed as …
Have you ever experienced a scenario where your phone presents an ad that is a little too coincidental? For example, an ad for something you were just talking about? You’re not alone! Many people believe …
The advent of cloud technology has been a boon for many businesses. The appeal is obvious: faster deployment, less maintenance, increased computing power with the ability to scale according to demand. The net effect of …
Google’s Project Zero team just revealed yet another vulnerability in iOS. This time, a chain of five exploits hosted on malicious websites were being used to attack visitors. Just landing on the site was enough …