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It is called Project Zero - a contest by Google to help exploit any security vulnerabilities within their Android OS platform. " Google is offering $200,000 as grand prize, $100,000 as runner up, and atleast $50,000 from Android Security Rewards awarded to additional winning entries.

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Just received an SMS from my account manager from Security Bank early this morning (this was after one missed call). Then, we noticed several other Security Bank customers also report of the same SMS confirmation (just that mine was more personalized). I was also told by my account manager that this is a new security policy they are enforcing, especially if the withdrawals are sizable.

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