But everybody has had one basic fact in common: They’ve all had an iPhone, the only device which the app has run on until now. Starting today, Secret is also available for Android phones.

It’s hard to believe it here in Silicon Valley, but it’s been just four months since the “anonymish” social sharing app Secret could first be downloaded in the U.S. Today it will become ...

A security research firm has found hundreds of Android apps that are leaking sensitive secret keys and tokens, which could be used and abused by hackers. Fallible, a Delaware-based security firm ...

Even among the top apps ... the secret keys from their source code. As for PlayDrone, its work isn't over: Nieh and Viennot believe that it can be used to provide insight into Android apps and ...

In January, Secret — an anonymous sharing app designed for iPhone and Android devices — launched, announcing that it had raised more than $1.4 million in funding. By mid-July, the app’s ...