Android security hole, again!

[technowar]

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Researchers at Bluebox Security have revealed a disturbing flaw in Android's security model, which the group claims may affect up to 99 percent of Android devices in existence. According to Bluebox, this vulnerability has existed since Android 1.6 (Donut), which gives malicious app developers the ability to modify the code of a legitimate APK, all without breaking its cryptographic signature -- thereby allowing the installation to go unnoticed.

Source: Bluebox reveals Android security hole, may affect 99 percent of devices

Android users, careful mo sa inyong ipang install. Basi next thing you know, naa na moy int'l withdrawal sa inyong bank accounts or worse ma identity theft mo.

P.S. Please don't consider this as a bash just because I'm from the other side, but instead a warning to all. Lisod na kung naay mahitabo.

[eyesPop]

Ohh.. thanks TS. will read this through

[thomzr]

Yep dugay nana na issue, daghan na victims ana and also dli lng ang android hasta nang ios labi na e jailbreak.
Uso nang kawat bisag asa krn.

Basaha ni ninyo mga android og ios users: Apple iOS vs. Google Android: It comes down to security

[istoryan99]

Maayo gyud magbantay sa atong gi transac...
Maybe best way to be secured is never sync data info with google,facebook(no to public), with ur sim card,NFC or others that has personal information. And when purchasing apps from play store one should then delete the check out counter records in your GMAIL. bec names,address, phone nos. as well card nos. are stored automatically right after you buy.
better use a Low limit credit cards like 5t-10t or a Debit cards.