 CIO (blog) |
X-Ray App Identifies Android Vulnerabilities But Doesn't Fix Them
CIO (blog) X-Ray Android security screen shot. What is Gingerbreak, exactly? “A commonly-abused vulnerability in the wild by Android malware, Gingerbreak affects the Android volume manager (vold) via, you guessed it, the same Netlink issue as Exploid,” explains … |
 eSecurity Planet |
Duo Security Launches X-Ray Android Security App
eSecurity Planet Duo Security recently released a free Android app called X-Ray, which scans devices for security vulnerabilities. "X-Ray doesn't look for malicious apps, as some existing security scanners do, but instead searches for a set of known vulnerabilities in … DARPA-funded app shows you the security holes on your Android device |
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New X-Ray Android Security App Scans Devices For Vulnerabilities
Threatpost (blog) New X-Ray Android Security App Scans Devices For Vulnerabilities. Share. Comment. by Dennis Fisher · Follow @DennisF. Mobile security has become a major concern both for consumers and for enterprises worried about the integrity of their sensitive data. |
I am going across country for college, and I want to take my computer printer in my carry-on luggage, and I was wondering if the x-ray screening at the security gate messes it up. It is an hp ink jet printer, if that helps any.
Thank you.
I am going across country for college, and I want to take my computer printer in my carry-on luggage, and I was wondering if the x-ray screening at the security gate messes it up. It is an hp ink jet printer, if that helps any.
Thank you.
It is small enough to fit in my carry on luggage and falls under the guidelines for restrictions.