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| Time: 04:25 EST/09:25 GMT | News Source: ZDNet UK | Posted By: Alex Harris | ||
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Security experts have issued a warning against the common practice of storing passwords or pin numbers in handheld devices Hand-held computers used to store phone numbers, medical and credit-card information leave millions of gadget lovers fully exposed to identity-theft and other crimes, security experts said on Saturday. Software is now widely available that allows people to steal passwords and other information from popular Palm-based computers, especially when they connect to other computers to share data, said Bryan Glancey, a manager at wireless security services provider MobileArmor of St. Louis, Missouri. While millions of people now rely on handy electronic scheduling and address books, few carry sufficient security protections to prevent identity theft if the hand-held is lost or stolen, as is commonplace. | ||
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