Android devices most at risk from mobile malware
Malware on smartphones and tablets has grown massively, with the Android OS by far the most targeted
Mobile malware has surged this year, with Android smartphones and tablets by far the most likely to be attacked. That's according to data released by security software provider McAfee in its second quarter...
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