AT&T Details Launch Cities, Pricing for Its Home Security Service

The Digital Life service, available in 15 cities, starts at $30 a month. Extras such as remote door locks and cameras are available for additional fees.
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Security Vendor AVG Tries to Bring Its Free-First Model to Mobile

However, making money in mobile may mean doing more than just upselling to a paid subscription service.
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Apple Blocks iForgot Password System to Deal With Security Flaw

Apple has temporarily taken down an online password retrieval system after a widely publicized flaw that could have easily allowed an attacker to reset someone’s Apple ID password.
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Samsung Working to Fix Security Flaw on Some of Its Android Devices

The Korean phone maker says it is aware of an issue that could allow users access to a locked device.
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Livescribe Writes Fix for Security Flaw With Its Wi-Fi Digital Pen

A flaw could have allowed unauthorized access to customers’ digital notes.
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France Telecom Secures Itself to Lookout with Software Deal, Equity Stake

The French carrier will invest in the mobile security firm and offer its Android software standard in several European countries.
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T-Mobile to Bake Free Malware Protection Into Many of Its Android Devices

The Automatic App Security program, using technology from mobiles security specialist Lookout, will provide T-Mobile customers out-of-the box protection against malicious downloads.
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AT&T Adds Mobile Security Service for Businesses to Growing Lineup

Continuing its expansion in the services business, AT&T is announcing on Tuesday a service for business that combines antivirus and malware protection with tools to manage mobile devices. It builds on a deal announced earlier this year with Juniper Networks, whose technology powers the service.

Smartphone Owners Outside U.S. Far More Likely to Be Struck by Malware

So-called “toll fraud,” which signs users up for various premium services, such as expensive text messages, accounted for nearly four-fifths of last year’s detected malware.
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At Defcon, Hackers Show How to Hack Your Android Phone Encryption

Security researchers on Saturday showed that user information on a lost device, even an encrypted one, could be easily accessed by those seeking to do harm.
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Remember Carrier IQ? Well, It’s Still Around and Kicking.

Boingo Adds VPN and Crowdsource Hotspot Data to Its Wi-Fi Software

Interview: AT&T’s Glenn Lurie on Being the New Sheriff in Town

AT&T Aims to Break Into the Home-Security Business

Novel Android Malware Spotted on Compromised Web Sites

Deutsche Telekom Aims to Lookout for Mobile Users’ Security

Companies Let Workers Bring Their Own Devices, but at What Cost? (Video)

Google’s “Bouncer” Has Been Quietly Scanning Android Apps for Malware

Mobile Security Firm Lookout Expands to the iPhone

HTC Investigating Report Its Android Devices Are Susceptible to Privacy Breach

Mobile Security Specialist Lookout Secures Another $40 Million in Funding

Lookout Expands to Protecting Entire App Stores, Starting With Verizon