The Pradeo Lab identifies another app with Joker malware on Google Play

Posted by The Pradeo Lab on October 22, 2019

Update: The app “Int App Lock” has now been deleted from Google Play and added to global antiviral databases.

Joker is a malware that silently exfiltrates data and subscribes users to unwanted premium subscription. In September, the malware was found in 24 apps on Google Play. Last week, Pradeo researchers identified another infected application still featured on Google Play. The app called Int App Lock, a tool intended to lock access to some data with a PIN code, was installed on 10,000+ devices. Users are advised to immediately delete it from their device.

 

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Pradeo launches a Private Secure Store solution to facilitate and expand safe BYOD usages for companies

Posted by Roxane Suau on October 15, 2019

After being awarded by Frost & Sullivan for best mobile security, Pradeo adds a new offer to its product line to address a strong mobile security need so far unanswered.

 

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Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity and Pradeo launch a unified application security offer

Posted by Stéphane Saad on October 09, 2019

 

Press Release


Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity and Pradeo, leaders of IT security and mobile security respectively,
are shedding the light today on a joint offer, dedicated to protecting web and mobile applications
with an end-to-end approach.

 

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Report | How secure are the most widespread mobile applications?

Posted by The Pradeo Lab on August 26, 2019
 
This security report presents how secure mobile applications are, according to the industry they are part of. It delivers statistics showing that even in the most sensitive sectors, leaky applications are extremely common, at the expense of data privacy. The results it features to better understand the most widespread app threat and should help orientate security strategies accordingly.
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Mobile applications: How to reduce fraud and increase trust

Posted by Roxane Suau on August 05, 2019

Applications have won mobile, that’s no longer news. As most organizations leverage mobile apps to enhance their users’ online experience, the whole mobile ecosystem is evolving accordingly. Cybercriminals and greedy individuals see in applications a surface to make money out of. Governments see in this surface a big risk for data privacy. Users trust in companies’ capacity to keep their information safe.

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