A misplaced mobile device can lead to a massive data breach. Consequently, it's important to have a well-defined mobile ...

Post 1Your favorite apps may be doing more than helping you — they may also be leaking your personal data.An Oxford study found that 90% of Google Play apps contain third-party trackers, quietly ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Mobile security has long been an afterthought in enterprise environments. While we’ve ...

T-Mobile customers anticipating payments as part of a $350 million settlement will have to wait longer to see their payouts of up to $25,000. Final approval of a class-action settlement against the ...

Guardsquare, the leading provider of mobile application security products, is highlighting new findings from a study ...

(WJAR) — The check is in the mail! T-Mobile customers who were victims of a data breach could soon see some cash. Bentley University professor and creator of scamicide.com Steve Weisman said it’s part ...

Is your phone suddenly flooded with aggressive ads, slowing down performance or leading to unusual app behavior? Here’s what to do. Adware occupies something of a grey area in the threat landscape. At ...

Science Minister Bae Kyung-hoon visited an office of South Korea's No. 2 mobile carrier KT Corp. on Thursday, calling for an all-out effort to address a recent series of unauthorized mobile payments.

It turns out that the Trump family's mobile-phone venture isn't a security nightmare or a revolutionary service. Here's what it really is. Can a politically branded mobile-phone provider - even one ...

T-Mobile’s 2021 data breach victims have started receiving payments from the $350 million settlement. While most users received around $56 or $226 each, those who proved extensive financial harm ...

Kroll is distributing payments as part of a $350M settlement for T-Mobile’s 2021 data breach, which affected over 76 million US users. Most users are getting either $56.54 or $226.19, but we’ve ...