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In the battle between mobile platforms, one of the most critical factors is the success of the respective app library. The Apple App Store dominates all rivals in terms of sheer volume of apps, but Lookout Mobile Security 's App Genome Project illustrates that by many measures Android apps are beating iOS apps as Android continues to whittle away at Apple. The App Genome Project was created by Lookout Mobile Security as an ongoing effort to provide insight into mobile market dynamics, gain insight into how mobile apps access personal data and sensitive capabilities on mobile devices, and identify security threats in the wild.
App Genome Project Finds Android Apps Outpacing iOS - PCWorld Business Center
The Official Lookout Blog | Introducing the App Genome Project
This week at the Black Hat Security Conference , Lookout will unveil the App Genome Project, which is the largest mobile application dataset ever created.App Genome Project Lists Which Android and iPhone Apps Tap Your Personal Data
A new project is gathering information to find out who is gathering information about you. Lookout , a company that specializes in mobile security, has launched the App Genome Project to expose which Android and iPhone apps can tap your personal data. Lookout plans to unveil its research at the Black Hat Security Conference on Wednesday. The project has fully mapped 100,000 Android and iPhone applications and has scanned an additional 200,000. So far, their findings are inconclusive as to whether one phone or the other is safer overall. About 29 percent of free Android apps can find out where their users are located, and 33 percent of free iPhone apps have the same capability.
App Genome Project eyes iPhone, Android security | InSecurity Complex - CNET News
The Lookout App Genome Project is a real-time database of information about Android and iPhone apps and their security and privacy implications. (Credit: Lookout) Mobile security firm Lookout has studied 300,000 Android and iPhone apps and fully analyzed nearly 100,000 that are free as part of a new App Genome project that's designed to help keep mobile users safe. The real-time database can help Lookout detect problems before they hit a large number of Android and iPhone users and help educate developers to problems posed by platform issues or poor coding processes. The announcement comes on the cusp of the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas.