Smartphone safety lagging, Consumer Reports finds

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May 02, 2013 CNET Security Center
Smartphone safety lagging, Consumer Reports finds The magazine releases its annual "State of the Net" report, and some findings offer a rude awakening for smartphone users. Read more | Share:  Apple, Verizon earn poor marks in EFF privacy report They're among a number of companies that disappoint with their privacy practices, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation -- which likes what it sees from Twitter and others. Read more | Share:  LivingSocial hacked; 50 million affected Hackers target LivingSocial, stealing the personal data of more than 50 million people in an enormous security breach. Read more | Share:  Airbnb starts verifying user profiles The company that matches property owners to travelers looking for a place to stay now tags vetted users with verified ID badges. Read more | Share:  Seth Rosenblatt Senior writer View profile | Email Senior editor Seth Rosenblatt brings you the latest news on hackers, viruses, and other security threats. Google: No, app makers, you can't skip the Play Store An update to the Google Play Store contains mostly minor tweaks except for one security fix: apps are no longer allowed to bypass the Play Store when updating. This means you, Facebook. Read more | Share:

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