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Kaspersky: Windows Phone less vulnerable than iOS and Android Comments

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  • AnonD-102946
  • Jh8
  • 11 Jun 2015

i dont trust kaspersky in the first place

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    • AnonD-405205
    • MkX
    • 11 Jun 2015

    AnonD-59657, 11 Jun 2015You're hired by Microsoft to speak for them? Windows phone is less than 1% of the total sma... moreAlright Apple-fanboy, save your sweet tasting tears. I'm drowning in them here.

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      • gani
      • bJe
      • 11 Jun 2015

      More features, popularity and user freedom brings more risk of attack. So security of wp > ios > android.
      wp os was built around security , easy of use and alternative os.
      android was built for popularity and freedom as a core so that more users more data for google.
      ios was built to capture users in their own eco system . so once inside no way out.

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        • bien
        • tA$
        • 11 Jun 2015

        Anonymous, 11 Jun 2015There is no chance to hack windows phones. windows apps format is xap those are only run form ... moreEverything is unbreakable until it isn't. Even if Windows Phone is unhackable today, you can't say the same for tomorrow. Windows Phone security is proprietary, we never know how their internal mechanism works, means they use security by obscurity. Wise man said, software should be secure by design. If you rely on obscurity, that implies the actual program is not secure.

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          • envy165
          • rK0
          • 11 Jun 2015

          MdN8, 11 Jun 2015You can never rely on one antivirus alone. Avira is said to have best detection rates, yet Ems... moreU can install a pirated app in dev unlocked versions of wp

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            • AdeeshaJayanath
            • iwp
            • 11 Jun 2015

            most of people think that "more users = more attacks" that is true. But "more users = more vulnerabilities" is not true. Though an OS has less vulnerabilities, if it is more popular it has to face more attacks. But an OS with more vulnerabilities and less popularity has to face less attacks. vulnerabilities means weak points. If windows (phone) get more market share in future it will face more attacks (though it has less vulnerabilities).

            (pardon me for my poor English)

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              • Anonymous
              • FYk
              • 11 Jun 2015

              There is no chance to hack windows phones. windows apps format is xap those are only run form store and not allowed to run from file manager..there is no option of unknown sources and unknown apps running in windows phone.you cant install any app from any file manager.auto running apps are entirely not allowed in windows phones.In android , apk mvirus files will hack everything about your privacy. so, I always like windows phones only for good security and privacy.but only the problem is no call recording feature available and no screen record feature available.no launcher available.But Excellent in security.You can believe all apps in the store.

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                • AnonD-367360
                • Lbi
                • 11 Jun 2015

                sarr, 11 Jun 2015Funnier things is: who df cares about Blackberry?CEO , Presidents , Lawyers and Important people that dont give a shit about your kinds.

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                  • sarr
                  • mbe
                  • 11 Jun 2015

                  AnonD-367360, 11 Jun 2015Funny thing he did not mention Blackberry. which means Microsoft paid him to say so .Funnier things is: who df cares about Blackberry?

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                    • Anonymous
                    • JFx
                    • 11 Jun 2015

                    Anonymous, 11 Jun 2015Most comments in here are just plain wrong. They are nit sating anything about how many malici... moreIf thats the case then i would agree. Although which part of the article says like the one you said?

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                      • NL
                      • 6cn
                      • 11 Jun 2015

                      AnonD-80609, 11 Jun 2015Hardly ppl use wp phone. So even the hackers are not interested in hacking a wp phone..lololRead this
                      http://wmpoweruser.com/hackers-can-steal-your-cookies-but-windows-phone-mostly-survives-mobile-pwn2own-2014-while-ios-and-android-fall/?amp

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                        • Petr
                        • CSJ
                        • 11 Jun 2015

                        Nobody cares about WP anymore, why would hackers?

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                          • AnonD-59657
                          • tZk
                          • 11 Jun 2015

                          You're hired by Microsoft to speak for them?

                          Windows phone is less than 1% of the total smartphone in the world, no one is interested to bother.

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                            • AnonD-184013
                            • Ki3
                            • 11 Jun 2015

                            This is my reason . Why I choose windows phone than other popular OS. Windows Phone is fast n clean.. It just simple OS. But it's very good OS

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                              • MdN8
                              • akv
                              • 11 Jun 2015

                              AlphaScorpii, 11 Jun 2015This is market share argument all over again. Why would people bother messing up with an OS wi... moreTheir website says they make antivirus for PC, Mac and Android.

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                                • AnonD-390719
                                • qKV
                                • 11 Jun 2015

                                In better news, Kaspersky was hacked because of a Microsoft flaw. Read about it.

                                http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-33083050

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                                  • AnonD-367360
                                  • Lbi
                                  • 11 Jun 2015

                                  Funny thing he did not mention Blackberry. which means Microsoft paid him to say so .

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                                    • MdN8
                                    • akv
                                    • 11 Jun 2015

                                    Anonymous, 11 Jun 2015Kaspersky? I remember that Antivirus, it was the onbe which diud not detect a nasty virus whic... moreYou can never rely on one antivirus alone. Avira is said to have best detection rates, yet Emsisoft Emergency Kit discovered a trojan inside my Avira folder in program files.

                                    As for the article, tens of millions of people use Windows phone, yet nobody found a way to jailbreak it or install pirated apps?

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                                      • AlphaScorpii
                                      • Kg%
                                      • 11 Jun 2015

                                      This is market share argument all over again. Why would people bother messing up with an OS with such insignificant market share. Also, this is Kaspersky, an AV company. Their huge market was always Windows from the start.

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                                        • DantE O2
                                        • g8d
                                        • 11 Jun 2015

                                        AnonD-284490, 11 Jun 2015Dude would you please explain what you mean? How and what will Win 10 for phone share computers?why do you want to foresee it?
                                        let it get released then we would see.

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