[NEWS]99 Percent Of Android Devices Are Vulnerable To Password Theft

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If you say theft then all phone are vulnerable.. its either "easily broken into" or "hard to get" even the CIA website could be hack right?

Even playstation network is vulnerable to password theft I'm pretty sure if someone wanted to get your info very badly, then you are vulnerable no matter what. I guess 2.3.4 update just makes it "harder" to hack.

Originally Posted by e334

Even playstation network is vulnerable to password theft I'm pretty sure if someone wanted to get your info very badly, then you are vulnerable no matter what. I guess 2.3.4 update just makes it "harder" to hack.

Cia pentagon FBI NASA many more have been hacked android phones any phone I guess in theory can be I guess right

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The vulnerability occurs when one connects to an open WiFi network, since the connection is not secured, the packets moving across your phone and your Google account can be tapped. The Gingerbread 2.3.4 use secure https connection for the transmission of data packets.

Now, with android 2.3.4 will be more harder to "hack" the system. But, negativity score for google, cause older versions of android until now are vulnerable...

i seldom use the password on android device.

well, all networks, softwares, phones are vulnerable
the problem is, how difficult is it to exploit the vulnerable
not every user knows how to hack a phone, so at least protect the phone from normal users

Glad I got the Android 2.3.4 ota last month!