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ASIA UNITED STATES EUROPE Issue dated 27/05/2015

SensePost unmasks anonymous smartphones

Mobile telephones' Wi-Fi signals give away their owners' movements - and even their identity. [...] (330 words)

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Vaulto offers protection from false mobile phone companies

Solutions are being found to deal with hackers exploiting the weaknesses in the SS7 inter-operator network. [...]

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US intelligence services drawn to Magnet Forensics

The Canadian software company that already works for the CIA and FBI may snag the DIA as a client for its digital investigation tools. [...]

EUROPE 02/12/2015

Circles' 'mobile phone' company intercepts 3G

To intercept 3G mobile phone calls in real time the company Circles has established a phone company in Bulgaria. [...]

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Researchers catch IMSI-Catchers

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Researchers have designed software that can detect the interception of GSM calls. [...]

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DroidCloud secures NSA's smartphones

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FRANCE 07/05/2014

Secure smartphone wars

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Researchers invent forensics-proof smartphone

A software modification can arm Android telephones against computer forensics attacks. [...]

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Protecting government phones from NSA

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UNITED STATES 11/09/2013

Ephemeral keys shake up cryptography

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U.S. intelligence services also covet the latest smartphone

Bulky secure mobile phones could soon be a thing of the past for U.S. intelligence agents. [...]

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Pirates and Encryption Aces Focus on Mobile Phone

Long considered secure, the encryption of mobile telephone networks is by no means perfect. Companies are taking their precautions. [...]

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