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• Samsung Galaxy phone hack: SwiftKey vulnerability lets hackers easily take ... - The Independent
• Nostalgic tech: Do you remember your first phone – Nokia 3310 or Samsung ... - Tech2
• Phone Scams Rise 30% as Bank Fraud Goes Low-Tech - American Banker

Samsung Galaxy phone hack: SwiftKey vulnerability lets hackers easily take ... - The Independent Posted: 18 Jun 2015 02:21 AM PDT The Independent Samsung Galaxy phone hack: SwiftKey vulnerability lets hackers easily take ... The Independent "We supply Samsung with the core technology that powers the word predictions in their keyboard," a SwiftKey statement said. "It appears that the way this technology was integrated on Samsung devices introduced the security vulnerability. We are doing ... 600 million Samsung Galaxy phones exposed to hackers CNNMoney If you're using Wi-Fi, your Samsung phone could be hacked TechRadar Galaxy S6: Samsung just wrecked its flagship phone Daily Star azcentral.com  - Times of India  - Droid Life (press release) (blog) all 809 news articles »

Nostalgic tech: Do you remember your first phone – Nokia 3310 or Samsung ... - Tech2 Posted: 17 Jun 2015 10:07 PM PDT Tech2 Nostalgic tech: Do you remember your first phone – Nokia 3310 or Samsung ... Tech2 Apple iPhone: This may not really be the first phone that most Indian can relate too, but the iPhone launched in 2007 almost transformed the mobile world as we know it. With a rounded back and huge icons, it made the touchscreen a standard feature in ...

Phone Scams Rise 30% as Bank Fraud Goes Low-Tech - American Banker Posted: 17 Jun 2015 12:25 PM PDT American Banker Phone Scams Rise 30% as Bank Fraud Goes Low-Tech American Banker "Our intuition is the online channel is increasingly protected, secured by PCI and modern technology, while the phone channel remains effectively completely unguarded," saidDavid Dewey, director of research at Pindrop. "The call center has stayed the same. Phone scamming up 30 percent last year: Report The Register Phone scammer attacks up 30%, says study WRCB-TV all 20 news articles »

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