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[Android Phone Fans] [Update] Another App Stealing Data? | Android Phone Fans: Android does have IP Tables, there are firewall apps out already but they are above 99% of the users heads. This is a serious accusation and Phandroid really should make ABSOLUTE sure that it is legit before repeating news like this as it can ruin a company/developer’s career for a long time.

[Android Tapp » News] Android Wallpaper Apps Falsely Accused of Spyware and Stealing ...: While the data this app is accessing is certainly suspicious coming from a wallpaper app, we want to be clear that there is no evidence of malicious behavior. There have been cases in the past where applications are simply a little overzealous in their data gathering practices, but not because of any ill intent.

[ReadWriteWeb] Android Spyware: Millions Downloaded Thievish Wallpaper App (Updated): Developers have built countless business intelligence (BI) applications in Excel using connections to data warehouses (or cubes), which Information Worker (IW) Producers, also known as power users, can manipulate with pivot tables and charts. Now, Microsoft®

[meta/LPAR] Android malware less mal than initially claimed | meta/LPAR: There are few apps in Android market has the favorites feature. Many users suggest that I should provide the feature so I use the these to identify the device, so they can favorite the wallpapers more conveniently, and resume his favorites after system resetting or changing the phone.

[Gizmodo: android] Over 1m Android Users' Details Were Compromised Thanks to a ...: According to telecoms security company Lookout, the app was sending users' info to a Chinese .UPDATE: Phandroid heard from Lookout, who clarified a few points””namely, that "the app does collect data from your phone, but only the device's phone number, subscriber identifier, and voicemail number fields are retrieved.

[Technology Magazine News] Malicious Android Wallpaper App Steals User Data From Over Million ...: Mobile security company Lookout, which discovered the app during its App Genome Project that studies the content available on iPhone and Android apps, has said that the app pretends to be a provider of a wide range of wallpapers, including of branded mobile wallpapers such as Star Wars and My Little Pony. Speaking at the Black Hat conference on security held at Las Vegas, the company’s CEO John Hering revealed that the download count for the malicious app was between 1.1 million to 4.6 million.

[Androidheadlines.com] Android Injustice: Developer And App Wrongly Accused of Stealing ...: Recently there has been major news hitting the blogsphere in regards to a wallpaper app that has been allegedly sending users personal information to a server in China to collect this data. Now normally this news is urgent and should be spread around in mass to make sure that users can protect themselves and Android, and given that recently an app developer threatened to “flood the Andorid Market with spam”

[Fortune Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine] Android wallpapers sent information to China? - Google 24/7 ...: Amazing Seth - you reported on a story about the potential of millions of people having their data stolen - but can't resist a jab at Apple for an app that allowed tethering (something that everyone on the link you provided thought was terrific.) They just aren't the same problem. If Lookout had not found this issue, how many other people would be infected now?

[The Live Entertainment Blog] Malicious wallpaper apps just overzealous? - security firm | The ...: While this sort of data collection from a wallpaper application is certainly suspicious, there’s no evidence of malicious behavior. There have been cases in the past on other mobile platforms where well-intentioned developers are simply over-zealous in their data gathering, without having malicious intent.Indeed, one has to wonder why that sort of information would need to be sent to a server.

[~ Deals & Discounts ~] Researchers: Android Wallpaper App Shows “No Evidence Of Malicious ...: While this sort of data collection from a wallpaper application is certainly suspicious, there’s no evidence of malicious behavior. There have been cases in the past on other mobile platforms where well-intentioned developers are simply over-zealous in their data gathering, without having malicious intent.

[SQUIBLE] Security experts release software to attack Android phones | SQUIBLE: Security issues hitting Android are contradicting the perception that malicious attacks are primarily directed at the largest installed base. The global installed base of Apple’s iOS devices is at least four times as large as Android, which despite a lot of media attention, is still similar to Microsoft’s beleaguered Windows Mobile in terms of market share.

[Cooldotz Web Design Resources and News] Android Security | Cooldotz Web Design Resources and News: “The wallpaper apps immediately stood out, though, because they were sending the IMSI and phone number. But sometimes developers aren’t aware of what’s going on with third-party code that they’ve added to their apps from advertising or analytics SDKs.”

[D' Technology Weblog] 80 Android Wallpaper Apps stealing sensitive data, Lookout ...: The group found more than 80 wallpaper apps that did this, and they all traced back to two developers "Jackeey" and "wallpaper," both of whom have since changed their names. The various apps are estimated to have been downloaded between one and four million times.

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