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Google Play apps promised free shoes, but users got ad fraud malware instead – ZDNet
White Ops discovers a collection of Android apps that installed a hidden browser to load ad-heavy pages and commit ad fraud.
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Mobile devices continue their march toward becoming powerful productivity machines. But they are also major security risks if they aren’t managed properly. We look at the latest wisdom and best practices for securing the mobile workforce.
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