Mobile Security Incidents on the Rise
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Number of mobile operators reporting security incidents doubled in 2006.
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Feature-rich "smart phones" are proving to be nearly as dumb as personal computers when it comes to fending off viruses, hackers and other security headaches familiar to Internet users.
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Numbers of people using hand-held mobile phones is believed to be rising again in spite of tough new legislation.
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A security researcher warned today that there are ways the sleek device could potentially be compromised.
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Clueless workers roam free UK mobile workers are often "left to their own devices" when it comes to security, according to a new survey.â¦
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The jarring polychromatic din of ringing cell phones is increasingly being thwarted - from religious sanctuaries to India's parliament to Tokyo theaters and commuter trains - by devices originally developed to help security forces avert eavesdropping and thwart phone-triggered bombings.
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Reporting a new crop of variants, a security firm warned that the Cabir cell phone malware is becoming more of a threat. Earlier versions of Cabir, which spreads through phones running the Symbian operating
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Security systems can now block the  first computer viruses attack on cell phones, but the mobile  industry sees new risks stemming from upcoming open software  platforms such as Google's  Android.
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A mobile phone is stolen on average every 15 minutes in Ireland, according to Garda sources and gardai have expressed serious concern over the increasing violence in phone thefts.
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TechWeb - Multipurpose cell phones, data-storing pocket knives: Can you fear me now?
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Blog: This ambitious suite will go beyond basic antivirus and firewall protection for your mobile device.
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Wireless companies are under pressure to police the services they carry amid mounting concern that today's increasingly versatile cell phones can be gateways to a lot more than football highlights and pop videos.
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MALICIOUS programs that can delete address books, junk messages that flood a mobile phone&#39;s inbox and stealthy code that uses Bluetooth wireless technology to sneak onto handsets.
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LONDON: If you thought that your little chit chats on your mobile phones are safe from eavesdropping, think again, as security experts have revealed that the new generation of mobile phones are highly vulnerable to hackers.
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Science & environment: Mobile operator insists few customers are hacking their phones, despite evidence that unlocking is rife
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They&#39;re coming to mobile phones - those nasty viruses, worms and Trojan horses that have, on more than one occasion, crippled PCs.
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Uncertainty about how to secure mobile phones in the face of increasing threats is slowing enterprise adoption of mobile applications, experts exhibiting at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona this week said.