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Megadroid, Smartphone security and Sandia National Laborities

On December 1, 2012   /   Location Based Services   /   Leave a comment

Researchers as Sandia National Laboratories (US Govt Lab) have built a self-contained, Android based network comprised of 300,000 virtual hand held computer devices to study cyber disruptions and to help secure hand held devices. The project known as Megadroid will result in a software tool that will

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