Mobile hacking news

Here are some recent mobile hacking news and trends:

1. Android Malware on the Rise: According to a report by Kaspersky Lab, Android malware infections increased by 50% in 2020, with 3.2 million new malware samples detected.

2. iOS Vulnerability Exploited: Researchers discovered a vulnerability in iOS that allowed hackers to gain access to a device's camera and microphone without the user's knowledge or consent.

3. Mobile Banking Apps Vulnerable: A study by Check Point found that 75% of mobile banking apps have vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to steal sensitive financial information.

4. WhatsApp Hack: A vulnerability in WhatsApp's voice and video call feature allowed hackers to inject malware onto devices, giving them access to sensitive information.

5. Mobile Phishing Attacks: Phishing attacks on mobile devices are becoming increasingly common, with hackers using fake apps and SMS messages to trick users into revealing sensitive information.

6. IoT Device Hacking: As more devices become connected to the internet, hackers are targeting IoT devices, including mobile devices, to gain access to sensitive information and networks.

7. Mobile App Security: A study by Veracode found that 90% of mobile apps have vulnerabilities, with the majority being in the Android operating system.

8. 5G Security Concerns: As 5G networks become more widespread, security concerns are growing, including the potential for hackers to exploit vulnerabilities in the network infrastructure.

9. Mobile Device Encryption: A study by Bitdefender found that 70% of mobile devices are not properly encrypted, leaving sensitive information vulnerable to hackers.

10. Mobile Malware Detection: Researchers developed a new mobile malware detection system that can detect malware in real-time, even when it's hidden in encrypted files.

11. Mobile App Data Breaches: A study by Appthority found that 75% of mobile apps have experienced a data breach, with the majority being caused by weak passwords and unsecured data storage.

12. Mobile Device Forensics: Researchers developed a new mobile device forensic tool that can extract data from devices even when the user has deleted it.

13. Mobile Phishing Attacks on the Rise: A study by PhishLabs found that mobile phishing attacks increased by 65% in 2020, with the majority targeting financial institutions and e-commerce sites.

14. Mobile App Security Best Practices: A study by OWASP found that the top mobile app security best practices include using secure coding practices, validating user input, and implementing secure communication protocols.

15. Mobile Device Encryption: A study by Gartner found that 80% of mobile devices will use encryption by 2025, as companies prioritize data security and compliance.

These are just a few examples of the latest mobile hacking news and trends. As mobile devices become increasingly connected to the internet, it's essential to stay up-to-date on the latest security threats and best practices to protect your devices and data.