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Mobile Application Security


ToxicPanda Never Sleeps 20 Prepares Its Next Strike on Mobile Users
A mobile banking threat does not need to break into a bank to steal money. It only needs to take over the phone that already has the bank app, the one in a pocket, on a bedside table, or charging in the kitchen. That is the uncomfortable lesson behind the renewed attention on ToxicPanda, a mobile malware family linked in public reporting to Android banking fraud. The name sounds almost cartoonish, but the behaviour is serious. It points to a broader shift in cybercrime: attac

SecureCentral
7 hours ago9 min read
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Understanding AI-Powered Mobile Threats
How AI Is Changing Mobile Threats AI is no longer just a tool for improving apps or services. Cybercriminals now use AI to develop smarter attacks that can bypass traditional security measures. These AI-powered threats can learn from their environment, adapt quickly, and launch attacks that are harder to detect. For example, AI can help malware mimic legitimate app behaviour, making it difficult for security systems to spot. It can also automate phishing attacks by crafting p

SecureCentral
Jul 203 min read
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Splashtop for Private Network Device Management
Managing devices in private networks, such as ATM machines in banking, requires a remote access solution that prioritises security, data governance, and operational control. You need a system that works within strict data protection rules and keeps sensitive information isolated from the internet. Splashtop offers a remote control platform designed to meet these needs, especially through its on-premise and air-gapped installation options. SecureCentral, a trusted technology a

SecureCentral
Jul 24 min read
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Protect Your Mobile Applications from Scams: The Importance of Security
The Rise of Illegal Online Gambling and Loan Shark Scams Economic downturns often lead to increased financial stress. When people struggle to make ends meet, some turn to risky options like illegal online gambling or borrowing from loan sharks. These activities have grown rapidly in Southeast Asia, including Indonesia, India, the Philippines, and other emerging countries. Illegal online gambling sites often operate through mobile apps that look legitimate but are designed to

SecureCentral
Jun 185 min read
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