The new security chip, S3FV9RR, is CC EAL 6+ certified, and it includes protection for tasks such as booting, isolated storage, mobile payment and other applications.

A new security exploit affecting Android Lollipop devices has been discovered. This time, it's apparently possible to access a password-locked phone by crashing the lock screen with a long-enough password.

After the outbreak of the 'Is this your photo?' SMS virus that is currently circulating, we reached out to a number of mobile security experts for their advice on how to deal with the virus.

The ESET Mobile Security app has been updated to include proactive Anti-Theft features, which helps Android users track lost or stolen mobile devices through an easy-to-use web interface at http://my.eset.com.

Symantec has reported that powerful russian cybercrime gangs have begun to use premium Android malware to broaden their attacks on financial institutions. The tool, known as iBanking, is one of the most expensive piece of malware Symantec has ever seen on the underground market.

Intel has announced that it provide today's mobile devices with unique data and device protection solutions from Intel Security and McAfee at the Mobile World Congress.

Featuring a completely remodeled UI, the mobile app offers improved scanning with an Anti-Phishing module, enabling Android smartphone and tablet users to enjoy safer mobile technology with protection from both real world and digital threats.

Karsten Nohl, a cryptanalyst from a German security firm, has claimed to have discovered a glitch in mobile SIM card encryption technology after examining thousands of SIM cards.

This type of fraud, which began several years ago on computers, has evolved over time and has made its way onto Android devices.

Symantec has announced that its latest flagship mobile security offering, Norton Mobile Security, now adds support for iOS.