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Android Compromised via NFC on Samsung Galaxy S III
For those who own phones equipped with it, NFC (near-field communication) has the ability to offer some cool functionality. The most popular example is allowing you to hover your phone over a device at a checkout in order to pay for your order, but other ideas could include swiping the phone to pick up information from a kiosk or another phone, swap data from one phone to another, and so forth.
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