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Now anyone can become a malware developer. Security firm Symantec says it has discovered a new trojan development kit, an app that enables even those who know little about coding to create Android ransomware.
WikiLeaks has released details of a CIA project known as ExpressLane which enabled the agency to steal biometric data from its liaison services such as the NSA, Department of Homeland Security, and the FBI. Fancy that - spies spying on spies within the same government.
A number of Android trojans that steal money from those who use WAP billing — mobile payments that bill the user through his/her mobile bill — have been found by a researcher at Kaspersky Lab.
"The credit card is mightier than the firewall," says Netskope's Scott Hogrefe, referencing the ease in which conventional IT departments can be short-circuited, staff signing up for cloud-based services as and when needed. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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