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Smartphones are falling to spear phishing campaigns after they receive a fake LinkedIn invitation from 'Bill Gates'. Danger lives up to its name. Users need to read the fine print. Half of mobile users that encounter malware fall victim to it. Ninety per cent of security professionals believe that smartphones pose a significant risk to the enterprise, according to a new survey of over 2,000 members of security certifications organisation ISC2. The Sexy View worm is hitting smartphones and circumventing signature checks. Cloudmark points to increasing app threat. Several banking apps deleted from store. Most forecast a greater threat by 2011. Outlook Express and IronPort amongst those breached. Device theft is the number one threat to data, Symbian warns. Plea for Apple to reverse the setting.
Fraud warning option 'doesn't work'. One single malicious text message can knock an iPhone offline, a pair of researchers disclosed at Black Hat. More evidence has shown that smartphones are being used by businesses without appropriate security. Deepnet has announced the launch of an iPhone application to combat the growing problem of ID theft and cope with the rise in smartphone use. As people lobby to take iPhones and laptops into work, should business embrace or ban consumer technology? IT security professionals are only marginally more likely to use passwords than standard users, according to a new survey. Potential for spyware abounds. Around 500 viruses and malware that target mobile phones have been identified.