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Android Allows Forced Pop-Ups and Phishing

Android is said to allow unwanted app switches and pop-up adds.
New research presented at the DefCon event this weekend revealed that a core design feature of Android could be used to annoy and possibly cheat the users.
Trustwave’s SpiderLabs head, Nicholas Percoco, warned the public that a standard Android API does not only push an app to the front and steal focus from another — but disable the standard back button command. It might create pop-ups within an ad, and CNET saw examples of apps that would appear legitimate but quickly becomes fraid to phish information.
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