NIST Reports Vulnerability in Samsung’s “Find My Mobile” Feature

Michael Trotter-Lawson
Oct 28, 2014
1 min read

The ability to find and/or remote wipe stolen or lost smartphones has always been important, but in the age of growing mobile payments via smart devices, this feature is all the more crucial. A potential flaw in Samsung’s offering is a significant red flag, and potential boon for iPhone proponents.

http://androidcommunity.com/nist-reports-vulnerability-of-samsungs-find-my-mobile-feature-20141028/

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