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The 2026 Mobile Security Crisis

73% of UK Organisations Breached via Mobile Devices in the past year New research from 150 UK cybersecurity leaders reveals rising mobile threats, widespread BYOD risk, and why 85% are prioritising mobile security this year. Mobile devices have become one of the most significant and unprotected attack surfaces in modern organisations. New research surveying 150 […]

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Phishing malware hiding in four Bluetooth apps on Google Play

Each of the four apps are designed to enable a Bluetooth connection with other devices, and have amassed over a million downloads between them.

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Introducing Safe Browsing in Trustd App

Trustd Plus is an in-app subscription so that you can stay protected against phishing attacks and malicious web content as you browse the web.

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Interview with Benedict Jones, CEO

Ben spoke to the team at PIA (Private Internet Access) about growing a fledgling company during the pandemic; how BYOD is impacting business security; and why not all VPNs are good. Read the interview here

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Traced CTF

Introduction Rather than releasing our usual weekly incident response lab, this week we’re releasing a practical learning experience of an open source capture the flag competition.   You may be asking yourself how this ties in with Android incident response training, you’ll have to use some advanced techniques associated with the identification phase of Android incident […]

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Android Incident Response Lab 2

Introduction In this lab we remain focused on the identification phase of responding to an Android incident. This time we uncover a little bit more by extracting a suspicious APK from our device and identify some of its capabilities.  TL;DR Using ADB run the following commands to retrieve an APK from our test device: Then, […]