harga hp: Google removes 10 new malwares in the Android Market

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Selasa, 14 Juni 2011

Google removes 10 new malwares in the Android Market

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E novamente surgem mais problemas com a Android Market!! De acordo com Xuxian Jiang, um professor da North Carolina State University descobriu mais 10 aplicativos publicados por 3 desenvolvedores diferentes no Android Market que foram infectados com um novo tipo de malware que ganhou o simpático apelido de “Plankton”.

A Google foi rápida na resposta e no mesmo dia removeu os aplicativos infectados de sua loja, sendo que os aplicativos continham dicas para o game Angry Birds e não exigiam nenhum Super Usuário ou permissões de root para carregar informações de um usuário em um servidor remoto. As coisas estão ficando difíceis e a cada dia o Android Market parece menos confiável e perigoso para os usuários mais iniciantes.

Será que a falta de segurança não é um preço muito alto a pagar pela liberdade do Android Market? Deixe sua opinião nos comentários!

14 Jun, 2011

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