Many Android Apps Are Leaking Private Information, Researcher Says (Dark Reading) [LWN.net]
Many Android Apps Are Leaking Private Information, Researcher Says (Dark Reading) [Security] Posted Jul 20, 2011 15:17 UTC (Wed) by jake Dark Reading previews a talk that will be given at the upcoming Black Hat Conference about Android application security issues. The talk is based on a study that looked at Android applications to determine the kinds of security problems that they had. "In the stu
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