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- Woman who scanned QR code with malware lost $20k to bubble tea survey scam while she was sleepingIn April, the police and the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore warned the public about downloading apps from dubious sites that can lead to malware being installed onto victims’ mobile phones.
They said such malware has resulted in confidential and sensitive data, including banking credentials, being stolen.
Note: Refer to MHE Lecture 9- Mobile Attacks and Countermeasures: Slide 11
- What is Application Sandboxing?Application sandboxing, also called application containerization, is an approach to software development and management and mobile application management (MAM) that limits the environments in which certain code can execute.
Note: Refer to MHE Lecture 9- Mobile Attacks and Countermeasures: Slide 12
- Hacking android from scratch. (Understanding Metasploit)We often see, hackers in movies hack someone’s phone in like three seconds, but in reality, you can’t do that, you need to have patience and you should always be expecting failure, only then you can feel the taste of success. Now, enough with the philosophy, let’s move on to pen-testing.
Note: Refer to MHE Lecture 9- Mobile Attacks and Countermeasures: Slide 21
- Malwarebytes releases Mobile Security for OneView to secure Chromebooks, Android, iOS devicesMalwarebytes has announced the release of Mobile Security for OneView to enable managed service providers (MSPs) to protect Chromebooks, Android, and iOS devices against mobile threats such as ransomware and malicious apps.
Note: Refer to MHE Lecture 9- Mobile Attacks and Countermeasures: Slide 31
LinkedIn Learning
- Learning Mobile Device SecurityIn this course provides a practical, hands-on approach to securing your mobile device and protecting your hardware, apps and data from theft and intrusion.
Note: Refer to MHE Lecture 9- Mobile Attacks and Countermeasures: Slide 25
Videos
- Bluebugging | Here's how hackers use your Bluetooth-enabled device to steal data | Business StandardWith a rise in the use of Bluetooth-enabled devices, our devices have become even more vulnerable to attacks from hackers. One such attack is called Bluebugging. How does it affect you?
Note: Refer to MHE Lecture 9- Mobile Attacks and Countermeasures: Slide 17
- Bluejacking and Bluesnarfing - CompTIA Security+ SY0-501 - 1.2Bluetooth is a relatively secure protocol now, but it wasn’t always this way. In this video, you’ll learn about the growing pains of Bluetooth and the attacks that were discovered in its early days.
Note: Refer to MHE Lecture 9- Mobile Attacks and Countermeasures: Slide 17
- SIM JackingThis video explains SIM Jacking.
Note: Refer to MHE Lecture 9- Mobile Attacks and Countermeasures: Slide 20
- Elcomsoft Phone Breaker Full Setup | unlock ICloud or BypassElcomsoft phone Breaker is for ios, windows phone and BlackBerries, it can crack the passwords set on backups and then crack the backup files and reveal all the sensitive info.. such as passwords to your wifi accounts or your icloud password.
Note: Refer to MHE Lecture 9- Mobile Attacks and Countermeasures: Slide 23
- BYOD - The Pros & Cons of Bring-Your-Own-DeviceAs a business owner it’s very tempting to let your employees use their own computers and smartphones for work-related purposes - is that a great cost-saving exercise or a risk to your business IT security? In today's video, we will look at the pros and cons of BYOD.
Note: Refer to MHE Lecture 9- Mobile Attacks and Countermeasures: Slide 26