Millions of Android smartphone users vulnerable to become victims of crime world mayaseperti waged through viruses and malware. It was submitted by the internal bulletin prepared by the Department of Homeland Security United States and the FBI.
As quoted by Business Insider on site Public Intelligence, Android mobile-operating sebagaisistem most widely-circulated continue to be the target of attacks because "market share and open-source architecture hers".
"As many as 44 percent of Android users are still using 2.3.3 until 2.3.7 operating system-known as Gingerbread-which was released in 2011 and has a number of vulnerabilities fixed in later versions," wrote the bulletin.
Android is a mobile operating system paliing dominant in the world, with a market share of nearly 80 percent.
The bulletin also reminds users of the gadget in order to update the software on a regular basis gadget. What's more, Android is now more widely used among federal officials and state authorities in the United States.
The threats faced by Android users, including viruses that can send text messages without the owner's knowledge, as well as rootkit that can steal passwords and user location information.
The latest version of the Android OS, namely 4.3 Jelly Bean, is considered much safer because it has features that can detect malicious code in the application.
As quoted by Business Insider on site Public Intelligence, Android mobile-operating sebagaisistem most widely-circulated continue to be the target of attacks because "market share and open-source architecture hers".
"As many as 44 percent of Android users are still using 2.3.3 until 2.3.7 operating system-known as Gingerbread-which was released in 2011 and has a number of vulnerabilities fixed in later versions," wrote the bulletin.
Android is a mobile operating system paliing dominant in the world, with a market share of nearly 80 percent.
The bulletin also reminds users of the gadget in order to update the software on a regular basis gadget. What's more, Android is now more widely used among federal officials and state authorities in the United States.
The threats faced by Android users, including viruses that can send text messages without the owner's knowledge, as well as rootkit that can steal passwords and user location information.
The latest version of the Android OS, namely 4.3 Jelly Bean, is considered much safer because it has features that can detect malicious code in the application.
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