Saturday, November 19, 2016

The new Pixel to bring more security to Android – Follow

The security of Android has always been a controversial topic that has given rise to various opinions. The evidence that exist show that this is a system that is very exposed to problems and that, as a rule, is the target of many attacks.

But Google came to defend your operating system and show that, with its new Pixel, the security was again increased and is now much more strong.

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If the past shows that the Android is not the most secure system and often arise problems and shortcomings, Google has been working to eliminate them and make your system faster, stronger and, above all, more secure.

in A post published on his blog, the giant of the research showed the various points in which it invested recently and who came to improve their mobile operating system. The first equipment to be able to take advantage of these new developments are the recently launched Pixel and Pixel XL and come to Android 7.0.

The largest investment was made in security and protections of user data, an area where Google has been criticized. To ensure this additional security, Google bet on the encryption of the data, in the Pixel comes natively.

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This encryption will be used at various levels of the Android, not limited to the data of the user. In the Pixel reaches the operating system itself, which ensures that can hardly be attacked or changed, being used several keys that detect these changes and protect the Android.

There is still the introduction of the TrustZone, a novelty that ensures that the system code can be executed in safety, even that the kernel of Android has been infected. The TrustZone ensures that the key cipher operating system, is not released when it detects a change.

All of these new features are in Pixel but, having these in your base the Android 7, the more is likely to be extended to other smartphones. You can read all the details of these new developments that the Pixel bring in the publication of Google.

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