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Traditionally, authentication of users of web and mobile applications has been done with username/password logins. However, attackers soon found vulnerabilities that could be exploited. Users might use weak passwords, use the same password for multiple accounts, share passwords, etc.; even… Read More

Is the detection of jailbroken/rooted phone sufficient against threats? It is widely known that performing jailbreaking/rooting opens the mobile device to security vulnerabilities. It often leaves a gap for malware to gain elevated permissions on a device. This elevated access allows… Read More

50 minutes per day. That’s the amount of time an average user spends on Facebook, Facebook Messenger, and Instagram. There are lots of reasons for the “stickiness” of these social networking apps, but a big part of their appeal is what… Read More

V-OS Protection against Android Plugin malware There has been a recent surge in Android malware abusing Android Plugin Frameworks for malicious behavior. DroidPlugin, Parallel Space and VirtualApp are several plugin frameworks that have been abused by malware in recent months to… Read More

Virtually every computing device in the world is made unsafe by the latest disclosures on Central Processing Unit (CPU) vulnerabilities. Overview of the CPU and its functions The CPU is most often described as the “brain” of any computing device. It is… Read More

Here’s how digital security pioneer V-Key helps banks establish secure and agile digital channels, without hardware. As technology evolves, banks and financial institutions have no choice but to innovate. However, when it comes to security, many still rely on traditional,… Read More

Banks in Southeast Asia should look towards software-based biometrics as the way forward to navigate the regulatory differences in the region and secure their customers’ transactions. The ASEAN region is made up of 10 countries, with clear differences in their geography,… Read More