Bargain devices may come with a low price tag, but they also come with security flaws that expose personal data. Do these devices have access to your corporate network? The following report from Bluebox Labs identifies the best and the worst tablets for 2015. Full findings from the research can be found here: https://bluebox.com/blog/business/santa-or-the-grinch-android-tablet-analysis-2014/ Test the risk of your Android device at any time by downloading Trustable by Bluebox at the Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bluebox.trust

1. TrustworthinessProduct
Vulnerability Key
Vulnerabilities
ANDROID TABLETS
Naughty or Nice?
HTC Nexus 9
Google | $399.99
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Lite
Multiple Stores | $99.99
DigiLand
BestBuy | $49.99
Nextbook
Walmart | $49.00
RCA Mercury 7”
Target | $39.99
Mach Speed Xtreme Play
Kmart | $39.99
Pioneer 7”
Walmart | $49.99
Ematic
Walmart | $49.99
Mach Speed Jlab Pro
Staples | $39.99
RCA 9”
Walmart | $69.00
Craig 7”
Fred’s | $49.99
Worryfree Zeepad
Walmart | $47.32
Polaroid
Walgreens | $49.99
Zeki
Kohl’s | $49.99
HeartbleedMaster KeyFutexFake ID
Semi-Trustable
Semi-Trustable
Semi-Trustable
Semi-Trustable
Semi-Trustable
Semi-Trustable
Semi-Trustable
Semi-Trustable
Suspicious
Suspicious
Suspicious
Trustable
Trustable
N/A
*
*The DigiLand tablet had so many discrepancies and never-encountered-before security issues, that the current Trustable by Bluebox app
couldn't accurately score the device.
©2014 Bluebox Security
Learn more on the Bluebox blog:
Santa or the Grinch: Android Tablet Analysis for the 2014 Holiday Season
https://bluebox.com/business/santa-or-the-grinch-android-tablet-analysis-2014/