mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets are here to stay. Examples are sales of personal computers, portable and fixed, that fall from month to month.
conclusion, increasingly buy appliances that fit easily in a pocket or under your arm.
The evolution of this technology is the same, but with the arrival of a new ‘fashion’ arrive inevitably things less good.
A report by analyst Juniper American, revealed this week, concludes that, in just one year, from March 2012 to March 2013, the number of cyber attacks to smartphones grew something like 614 percent.
hackers try to penetrate increasingly mobile operating systems, especially Android. The OS of Google tops the list of cyber attacks, with 92 percent. Here are others like iOS (iPhone), Windows Phone and Blackberry.
This is not reason logically for Android users get scared. In fact, the mobile operating system is more commercialized, much to ‘blame’ Samsung’s biggest seller of such devices in the world, ie, it seems logical why it is the biggest target for cyber attacks.
Android currently has a market share of around 75 percent, much higher than Apple’s iOS, with about 15.
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