SMOBILE SYSTEMS

What We Do:

Secure Mobile Systems (SMobile), designs leading security applications for mobile devices. SMOBILE SYSTEMS has developed a comprehensive product suite that protects users of mobile devices from viruses, data compromise, the effects of device theft, and unauthorized data access.

The SMobile approach is to develop solutions with a focus on the Mobile Framework.

Our solutions consist of:
	Virus detecting capabilities, searching for malware on mobile devices
	Text message filtering, preventing unwanted messages from interrupting the user
	Data filtering, containing all spam data
	Enterprise Management, protecting mobile professionals from harmful data on the open networks
	Secure data and password protection on files
	more...

Our Customers and Partners:

Fully protect your BlackBerry from BBProxy and other vulnerabilities.

For enterprise or bulk purchases, please contact us.

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+1.866.323.0480

Growth of Mobile Malware by Platform

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Growth of Mobile Malware

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News:

SMobile ContactCrypt Protects Against Newly Exposed iPhone Security Vulnerability

The Gizmodo Gadget Guide website recently published an article describing a very large security vulnerability in the iPhone. Because of this flaw, even passcode-protected devices can reveal sensitive personal information on the iPhone by easily pressing a few buttons...
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SMobile Systems Partners With Sybase iAnywhere to Provide Mobile Enterprise Security

July 30, 2008
SMobile Systems today announced that it has partnered with Sybase iAnywhere, to deliver advanced mobile security solutions for Information Anywhere(R) Suite's Afaria(R) mobile device management and security platform...
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The SMobile Global Threat Center has created a very important and revolutionary proof of concept exploit. This Symbian-based exploit installs as a trojan during the installation of a Racer-3D racing game. Unbeknownst to the end-user, a keylogger begins capturing all keys typed into the device and forwarding them to a server at regular intervals...
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On-device defences for mobile malware

As workforces grow increasingly dependent on smartphones, mobile threats warrant serious consideration. At precisely the time when mobile users are becoming a bigger, juicier target. When the mobile malware "tipping point" is reached, will your organisation be ready?
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SECURITY ALERTS :

SMSi.A - 05.08

A Trojan which arrives as a J2ME file named isms.jar. Supposedly has functionality for sending SMS via the Internet with substitute numbers, but sends SMS messages to premium numbers without user permission...

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