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Lookout’s ‘Plan B’ is for Those Who Never Bothered to Install Phone Location App
We’ve heard plenty of stories about how scary it is to lose our phones and what could happen should we not take precautions. For every success story of someone tracking their phones down because of software, there is another person who simply won’t take the time to …
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Lookout Mobile Security: Android Market to Have More Apps than Apple App Store by Mid-2012
Lookout Mobile Security has issued another report from their App Genome Project and it confirms what we’ve been hearing for a while now: the Android Market is maturing. For those of you who aren’t familiar, the App Genome Project is the world’s largest application dataset that basically shows mobile applications across platforms, and in our case, Android v. iOS.
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Security Alert! Geinimi, new Android Trojan has been found
Lookout’s blog has announced that there has been a new Trojan found that affects Android handsets. It seems that it started out by being placed inside what looked like legitimate Android apps in China, but the permissions were far outside of what would have been …
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Lookout Premium Hits Android Market – We Have 10 Copies to Give Away! [CONTEST]
Lookout just dropped a premium version of their super-popular security software for Android in the Market and it’s definitely worth a look. Called Lookout Premium (duh), it adds more peace of mind with the integration of remote wiping, remote locking, and enhanced backup and restore.
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Always be on the Lookout with Lookout Mobile Security!
The phones we purchase are nice devices, we spend the money to get the best. Some people spend as much on their phone as they do their PC or maybe even more. So we should only be as respectful to them as we are with …
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App Genome Project Uncovers Wallpaper App That Steals Your Data
The team behind mobile security firm Lookout have been looking at hundreds of thousands of Android and iPhone apps as part of their new App Genome project. This new initiative was created explicitly to keep mobile users safe from malicious apps. Have they found anything …
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