如何才能保护新智能手机安全（How can we protect the new smartphone security）.doc

如何才能保护新智能手机安全（How can we protect the new smartphone security） In the Spring Festival is approaching, as a new year gift, millions of new intelligent mobile phone and tablet computer will be activated, and at the same time, cyber criminals and overzealous application developers hope that through these people eager for a fight to the new equipment in the sensitive information to seek benefits. Some may say that the size of the mobile device does not pose a serious threat, but in this case the size is not important. Mobile devices are now powerful enough to support a variety of new features. The near field communication (NFC) technology, users only need to be close to the reader will be able to complete the payment of mobile phone equipment, but it is also potentially exposed to financial information and geographic data sensitive, these data often have some small applications, resulting in data privacy issues. Experts estimate that around Christmas last year, approximately 6 million 800 thousand mobile devices are opened and activated, as new products are continuously into the market, the growth rate will continue to rise. Typically, users of new devices do not consider privacy and security risks when they first activate the device. To this end, the security company summed up a number of basic measures for new equipment users to protect their equipment. Application trap Apps make smartphones more powerful. Although smart phones can be purchased or logged on to most online banks using the browser, the additional features of some applications allow users to do so without having to open the browser. Experts say this is very worrying because many studies have shown that a large amount of data is being collected by legitimate smartphone applications. Browsing history and equipment usage statistics from the contact information, location data, application developers may combine these data with third party advertising and marketing company share, which caused panic privacy adv