Chapter 9
Mobile Attacks
Information in this chapter:
Mobile Devices and Client-Side Attacks
Summary
Mobile devices are any device that is connected to a network that operates from a wireless-type of connection and can be taken with the user for continued use. Mobile devices are often considered handheld devices and have evolved from the older personal digital assistance or PDA. They have many names associated with them, with the most current being “smartphone.” These devices are also often used with a small keypad, a stylus pen or a touch screen ...
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