Three quarters of mobile apps have this security vulnerability which could put your personal data at risk

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ZDNet Mobile & Telecoms - UK June 20, 2019

Three quarters of mobile apps have this security vulnerability which could put your personal data at risk Researchers find that both iOS and Android apps have insecure data storage - and that could lead to passwords, financial information user locations and other personal data being accessed by cyberattackers. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Cybersecurity: Three hacking trends you need to know about to help protect yourself • Info stealing Android apps can grab one time passwords to evade 2FA protections Sony Xperia 1 review: Superb cinematic 4K screen, but battery life falls short READ FULL STORY Motorola One Vision review: An affordable 21:9-screen handset with good cameras READ FULL STORY Simplify IT Tasks with a Smarter Service Desk Downloads from SolarWinds Identify and Track What's Breaking the Internet Downloads from SolarWinds You Could Win $200K by Joining the Call for Code 2019 Challenge Research from IBM The Industrial IoT What is the Industrial Internet of Things? Read our guide to find out more. More ZDNet CXO stories › The 5G revolution Here's how 5G networks and technologies will change everything about the world of work. More ZDNet innovation stories › Microsoft to Windows 10 users: Want a dedicated Office key on your keyboard? Microsoft considers Office key for shortcuts to Office 365 apps in research it's conducting among users. READ FULL STORY Order management just got more critical White Papers from IBM Download Now Fulfillment is at the heart of the customer experience White Papers from IBM Download Now The Elephant in the Room: Why Cloud Communications Providers Dont Like to Talk About... White Papers from 8x8, Inc. Download Now A Guide to AppSec in the Age of APIs & Microservices White Papers from ThreatX Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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