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Right, but...
How is that relevant to the point the original poster was making - that following an e-mail link to confirm a website could endanger your Android device when the destination Malware would either require you to click on something or be Windows oriented (and would likely be both)?
I'm assuming any IT professional with an Android tablet who is following up on a user's e-mail to confirm it is legitimate should know what they're doing.
I saw an article on CNN today that claimed that porn sites are infecting phones with Malware and this is the majority growth vector for malware infections. They didn't say which phones or how or what the malware is. I'd like to see some real documentation on what these infections are and how they're getting on smartphones.
I'm assuming any IT professional with an Android tablet who is following up on a user's e-mail to confirm it is legitimate should know what they're doing.
I saw an article on CNN today that claimed that porn sites are infecting phones with Malware and this is the majority growth vector for malware infections. They didn't say which phones or how or what the malware is. I'd like to see some real documentation on what these infections are and how they're getting on smartphones.
Contributr Posted by dcolbert@...
Updated - 12th Feb
