IPhone Hacker Waiting Time.

According to surveys conducted by ESET-vendor anti-malware software from Slovakia, many owners of the iPhone-Apple smartphone debut-which is not so concerned about the security of smart phones.

"We do not see any serious protection among iPhone users," explained James Abrams (Director of Technical Education at ESET) to CIO.com when Maxworld Expo event held in San Francisco.

Opinion was not merely made without proof. ESET's because surveys the owner of the 1000 smartphone, with 35 percent are iPhone users, 32 percent of BlackBerry users, and the rest is the latest smartphone user mix. The result, smartphone owners do not care about security issues very seriously. In fact, as many as 55 percent of the iPhone and BlackBerry users never lock their smartphones.

Although they look cool for smartphone security affairs, 40 percent of them said that concerned with the existence of malware attacks in mobile devices. From the survey also found only one of four people who actually use anti-virus software. Actually, the iPhone user can be immersed in the anti-virus to her smartphone. Unfortunately, Apple does not allow this because it has provided its own spyware that has been sold through the App Store.

Another survey results ESET is one of four smartphone users make purchases online application. One of the three users access banking sites or applications. Abrams explains, one of the main attraction to tempt hackers smartphone is a feature that combined with social networking account and email. Not far from there, online Banking activity is also able to attract hackers to act further. If you have this, hackers stay a matter of time, right?