Darpa Starts Up-Armoring Android Phones, Tablets

zigzag3143 · Jun 26, 2012

For the Army, using Android smartphones now would be the equivalent of driving a soft-skinned Humvee through the mountains of Afghanistan. That’s why the Pentagon wants to strengthen its soldiers’ mobile devices security with a program called “Mobile Armour,” which will protect against cyber-threats like enemy breaches, virus infections, spear-phishing attempts or malicious apps. It’s the new step in the Army’s star-crossed two-decade-long quest to provide its soldiers with better tools to communicate in the battlefield.

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/06/armored-android

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Darpa Starts Up-Armoring Android Phones, Tablets

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