In 2024, a Lookout report uncovered over 4 million mobile-focused social engineering attacks, predominantly affecting iOS users with double the phishing risks compared to Android. Vulnerable browser components are significant vulnerabilities, enabling exploits through malicious webpages. Additionally, more than 1 million enterprise devices were found to be operating with outdated app versions, leading to the presence of over 400,000 malicious apps like IdShark and Triada. Misconfigurations such as outdated OS versions and lack of device locks further exacerbate the risks faced by mobile users.
A Lookout report revealed 4 million mobile social engineering attacks in 2024, with iOS users facing significantly higher phishing interactions compared to Android.
Vulnerable browser components on mobile devices allow malicious attacks through webpages, with over 1 million enterprise devices running outdated app versions in 2024.
The discovery of over 400,000 malicious apps on enterprise devices and various malware families underscores the pressing security vulnerabilities in mobile technology.
Key misconfigurations such as outdated operating systems and security patches, along with lack of device encryption and lock, expose users to severe threats.
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