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"It isn't just China," says Matt Moynahan CEO of applications security firm Veracode.

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"It is a pretty huge breach because it affects so many people that were relying on its technology," said Chris Wysopal , chief technology officer of security consultant Veracode, which itself uses RSA tokens.

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Mr. Wysopal, of Veracode, said the malware compromised many older Android devices it was installed on by gaining so-called root permissions, raising the risk they would download more malware on their own from sources other than the Android Market.

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But that approach isn't enough, according to Chris Wysopal , chief technology officer of computer-security firm Veracode.

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"It is a pretty huge breach because it affects so many people that were relying on its technology," said Chris Wysopal , chief technology officer of security consultant Veracode, which itself uses RSA tokens.

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"This was a two-stage attack with the first stage being a minor attack against relatively benign information that could be used in a more sophisticated second stage of the attack," says Matt Moynahan, CEO of security firm Veracode.

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Chris Wysopal, chief technology officer of computer security consultant Veracode.

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Days later at the Shmoocon security conference, Veracode security researcher Tyler Shields showed off a similar trick for a BlackBerry, using an app he'd written called TXSBBSpy that can monitor calls, text messages, Web browsing history and even activate the device's microphone.

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Chris Wysopal, the chief technology officer of the security firm Veracode, said those arrested were likely inexperienced hackers who simply downloaded software causing PayPal's site to crash by flooding it with traffic -- a technique known as "distributed denial of service."

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Veracode says the bad grade for government might be due to the fact that a lot of government applications are built with Cold Fusion, a programming language that has a higher incident of cross-site flaws than C, C++, Java and PHP, the languages more prevalently used in commercial-sector software, Wysopal said.

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