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Security Threat Warning – both iPhone and Android

The key takeaway from this is getting apps from the app store for whichever device you have or, if you can be certain, from a trusted source. More and more online activity is done with mobile devices, and the threat continues to increase.

If you want details on the warning, ZeroDayRAT takes over iPhone and Android. The article is addressed to mananged service providers. The bottom line is what I said above. Get any and all apps from trusted sources.

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