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The Mobile Malware Connection
Today was Part II of the Taste of SANS Mobile Device Security and Ethical Hacking webcast trilogy, “The Mobile Malware Connection”. In this session we looked at the growing prevalence of mobile malware, primarily affecting Android devices but also appearing in iOS and BlackBerry devices as well. Malware authors have been quick to realize the [...]
June 21, 2012
Posted in: Android, Apple, BlackBerry, Malware, Mobile, Windows Phone 
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Invasion of the Mobile Phone Snatchers
Today I delivered the first of a trilogy of webcasts promoting my new course with the SANS Institute “Mobile Device Security and Ethical Hacking” (Security 575). In the presentation we look at the threat of lost or stolen mobile devices, examining how an attacker can use backup tools to extract data from mobile devices, bypass [...]
June 1, 2012
Posted in: Android, Apple, BlackBerry, Hacking, iPhone, Mobile, Penetration Testing, Windows Phone No Comments
FaceTime Protocol Analysis
My good friend, fellow SANS instructor, sushi lover, colleague and boss, Mike Poor, has started a blog about packets over at www.packetstan.com. I’ve been working on the site and have posted a 3-part series of articles assessing the Apple FaceTime protocol. Stop by and take a look. -Josh
July 9, 2010
Posted in: Apple, iPhone, Reverse Engineering, Wireless No Comments