Android messages will default to end-to-end encryption once the feature becomes available, and won’t revert back to SMS unless the users in the conversation loses or disables RCS.

More than half of Android devices are vulnerable to encryption bypass attack, say researchers.

Another interesting observation made by the CEO CoSoSys Roman Foeckl is the inclusion of encryption by default may lead to a greater adoption of android in the business and enterprise sector.

Attackers can exploit vulnerabilities in Android devices with Qualcomm chipsets in order to extract the encrypted keys that protect users' data and run brute-force attacks against them.

Android Messages, which has just expanded its end-to-end encryption from beta to production, has a raft of caveats.

The Washington Post is reporting that Google will finally step up security efforts on Android and enable device encryption by default. The Post has quoted company spokeswoman Niki Christoff as ...

This Android Shield Could Encrypt Apps So Invisibly You Forget It's There In the post-Snowden era, everyone wants to make encryption easier.

After considering full device encryption for Android 5.0 phones and tablets earlier this year, Google has decided to enforce the requirement with Android 6.0. New phones shipping with Android 6.0 ...