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The Lookout, a San Francisco-based company said that most of free wallpaper apps in the Android Market would stole the data from the users’ phones and most of users did not know this problem


Today, one mobile security firm unveiled that when users download free Android applications from the Internet they were accidentally stolen personal data from their phones and these data would be transmitted to a Chinese-owned server. This is really shocking news for many people.


The Lookout, a San Francisco-based company said that most of free wallpaper apps in the Android Market would stole the data from the users’ phones and most of users did not know this problem. This firm revealed that the most popular data which was stolen was the phone number; the user-specific subscriber identifier, also know as the IMSI (International Mobile Subscriber Identity); the phone’s SIM card’s serial number; and the currently-entered voicemail number from the phone.


According to Kevin Mahaffey, chief technology officer and a co-founder of Lookout, more than 80% of free current wallpaper apps were created by two developers, callmejack and IceskYsl@1sters! and these apps also include code that accesses users' personal data


After that the information would be sent to a server that was in Shenzhen, a city in China’s Guangdong province, just north of Hong Kong. According to Kevin Mahaffey, chief technology officer and a co-founder of Lookout, more than 80% of free current wallpaper apps were created by two developers, callmejack and IceskYsl@1sters! and these apps also include code that accesses users’ personal data.


Although there is no sign that anything malicious has happened, the lack of attention from developers with third-party code indicated that they’ve added to their apps from advertising or analytics SDKs would lead to the illegal penetration of other companies with the personal data of phone users. This will cause serious damage to users so Lookout was just trying to make people aware of the capabilities of mobile apps and it also called for the users’ approval before they allowed others companies to get their data

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