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  HTC security flaw lets malicious apps steal Wi-Fi passwords

  Posted: February 2nd, 2012, 9:38am MST

  HTC has acknowledged that a security flaw affecting several of the company's popular wireless devices allows malicious apps to steal users' Wi-Fi passwords. A fix for the issue has been developed and even deployed via software update to many of the affected devices.