Research & Threat Intel
Samsung Galaxy S3 can be triggered via an injected frame, QR code, Near Field Communications, or SMS text message
Issues associated with many apps’ CEVs.
We have developed a testing suite for detecting the vulnerabilities of Android devices.
Monday night, NowSecure Director of Research David Weinstein highlighted key trends in Android and iOS security in 2016 and participated in a panel discussion during Security by Design’s event “iOS and Android Security – Differences You Need to Know” in McLean, VA. Security by Design educates developers about secure development practices by connecting them with security experts at […]
A researcher published the decryption key for the iOS Secure Enclave Processor exposing a critical new risk within the iOS operating system. We’ve verified this information and explained its impact.
Introduction One of the core designs of the Android operating system’s sandbox is to assign different applications a unique user identifier (UID). By doing this, Android reuses the underlying Linux kernel and filesystem properties to enforce boundaries. There are certain situations where apps may share the same UID, but that requires they be signed with […]
A security researcher’s tips for using JavaScript for reverse-engineering.
We examine a security vulnerability of Samsung devices.
We examine vulnerabilities that allow attackers to execute code remotely on an Android userUs device.