Android devices in U.S. face more malware attacks than PCs

04 Dec 2012

“Android devices are now attacked more often by malware than PCs, according to a report released Tuesday by a cyber security software maker.”

Source: Android devices in U.S. face more malware attacks than PCs | PCWorld

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