More of the same

[Gary]

99% of Android phones leak secret account credentials. The vast majority of devices running Google's Android operating system are vulnerable to attacks that allow adversaries to steal the digital credentials used to access calendars, contacts, and other sensitive data stored on the search giant's servers, university researchers have warned.

The weakness stems from the improper implementation of an authentication protocol known as ClientLogin in Android versions 2.3.3 and earlier, the researchers from Germany's University of Ulm said.

Nothing new to see all devices leak info like a bucket with holes it seems 

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/05/16/android_impersonation_attacks/

[Rik]

Quill and parchment anyone?

[Gary]

Quill and parchment anyone?

and yoghurt pots and string

[Rik]

Whatever happened to tin cans?

[Simon]

Someone filled them with beans. 

[Rik]

You called?

[Simon]

[Glenn]

Whatever happened to tin cans?

They were never made out of tin.

[Rik]

True, you pedant. 

[Gary]

They cut your ears

[Rik]

That depends on the can opener.

[Gary]

That depends on the can opener.

True, my nans old one made tin cans in weapons, evil thing it was, almost as nasty this which cut me http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p44Ig0ktXQM not sure if the English one was called the same name

[Rik]

Now that does look dated.

[Gary]

Now that does look dated.

I remember it well, evil thing it was

[Rik]

It's not going near my beard! 

[Glenn]

Google have released a fix http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/05/18/google_android_security_fix/