TAIWAN, August 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Lionic, a leading company of networking and mobile security solutions, announced today that AegisLab, their signature team, has collected and analyzed the mobile malware more than 1050 samples. Also, the latest signatures have been updated to "AegisLab Antivirus Elite" which is a useful mobile security tool in Android platform. It is highly recommended that users download and obtain the updated protection.
"AegisLab Antivirus Elite" can keep your device safe by providing the services -- anti-virus, anti-malware, Ads detection, anti-phishing (SMS filtering), APP analysis (risk alarm), remote device lock and information wipe (privacy protection). In short, the protection includes both cyber-threats and privacy.
Same as the PC/NB, the mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets, are threatened by varieties of security problems. Without suitable protection, hackers can easily steal your personal info, contact list, call history, web browsing history, etc which you don't want other people to see.
The updated signature on "AegisLab Antivirus Elite" has been released. It is recommended to search Google android market (https://market.android.com/) with "AegisLab Antivirus Elite". And then download this security tool to get the most updated protection immediately.
AegisLab Antivirus series products have been released to different markets. For more information, please visit http://www.lionic.com or http://www.aegislab.com.
Lionic was found in Nov. of 2003, and is now located in science-based industrial park in Hsinchu, Taiwan. As a leading company of networking and mobile security total solutions, we provide hardware accelerator chips, software, signature, reference design, content management intelligent property and mobile security solutions.
AegisLab Announced Their Mobile Malware Has Collected More Than 1050
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[Press-News.org] AegisLab Announced Their Mobile Malware Has Collected More Than 1050As the highly growing of mobile devices, it's getting more and more convenient for users to download a variety of apps, such as tools, multi-media and games, etc, However, how about the mobile security?