Get a Pentest and security assessment of your IT network.

News

Google to Require Developers to Enable 2FA and Provide Real Information Before Uploading Apps in Play Store

Google is introducing two new security measures for the Google Play Store. Developers will have to provide an email address and a phone number. Google will occasionally call the developers to check if the information provided is real. Having real people, with real names, behind accounts will help keep the official store a little safer. Running a security app such as Bitdefender Mobile Security at all times is always recommended. The measures are positive, but they wont offer 100% protection against attacks against attacks.”]

Source: https://www.bitdefender.com/blog/hotforsecurity/google-to-require-developers-to-enable-2fa-and-provide-real-information-before-uploading-apps-in-play-store/

Related posts
News

Ashley Madison 2.0 Hackers Leak 20GB Data Dump, Including CEO's Emails

News

Art of Twitter account hacking

News

Botnet authors use Evernote account as C&C Server

News

Canadian agency breached as hackers exploit CVE-2017-5638 flaw in Apache Struts 2