Tuesday, March 8, 2016

500 million Android devices, hackers can take over – Banker

While smartphones so far could be considered relatively
 safe facilities, the situation could quickly change against their
 owners. One of the companies has detected a new cybersecurity
 Hazard, which is dangerous for most headphone system
 Android.

 

According to the company Skycure, the risk applies to all devices,
 that work is currently on Android to version 4.4 inclusive. this means
 approx. 500 million devices, representing 65 per cent. the entire market phones
 Android – Digital Trends reports the service.


 
 

While malware in Android world is nothing new, a new type of
 the virus can be extremely harmful. Form called “accessibility clickjacking”
 It can be placed in any application installed on the device and
 give a hacker control over the entire device.


 

Skycure explains that the action of “clickjacking” is
 shuttling interface elements to false, but the user at first sight
 the eye will not see any difference. By clicking on specially crafted pages
 Web and application windows can allow fraudsters to take over the phone.
 
 

The problem affects smartphones running Android version 2.2
 to 4.4. Threatened should therefore feel that users of older phones
 and those with lower shelves that have not benefited from the manufacturer to
 upgrade to version 5.0.

 

Google thanks to its system of green robot logo is
 It is currently available in more than 80 percent. sold last year smartphones.
 Similar results were also achieved in the last three years.
 
 

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