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The document discusses mobile security and threats to mobile devices. It notes that over 6 billion mobile phones have been sold, most being Android and iPhone devices. It outlines the top threats to mobile devices as data interception, untrusted apps/app stores, and theft/loss of devices. Some potential solutions proposed include anti-malware apps, personal firewalls, anti-spam apps, mobile device management, partitioning data, and monitoring tools.

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Why mobile security is important? Mobile is like a PC now. You can carry in your backpocket. Mobile phone features are same as that of a PC and much more. Since you can carry it in your back pocket, things could go wrong in different ways.
Mobile devices have become pervasive. Earlier smartphones were a small subset of the mobile market but thanks to iPhone, Android it has ballooned. Personal devices being used for work related matters Rapid development cycle between vendors introduces vulnerabilities. Race between vendors for features introduces security holes
1. It’s a bad new world (Data breaches everywhere, theft, hacks). 2. There are commercial spyware applications such as FlexiSpy, MobiSpy, Mobistealth etc provide DIY kits to develop their own malware 3. $2 for a stolen credit card num

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