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A vulnerability in the Catwatchful spyware allowed a security researcher to retrieve the usernames and passwords of over 62,000 accounts.
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A vulnerability in the Catwatchful spyware allowed a security researcher to retrieve the usernames and passwords of over 62,000 accounts.
Vulnerabilities in Airoha Bluetooth SoCs expose headphone and earbud products from multiple vendors to takeover attacks.
Newly discovered spyware has sneaked into Apple’s App Store and Google Play to steal images from users’ mobile devices.
It’s time for enterprises to stop treating unmanaged devices as an edge case and start securing them as part of a unified Zero Trust...
Foreign hackers have increasingly identified smartphones, other mobile devices and the apps they use as a weak link in U.S. cyberdefenses.
iVerify links iPhone crashes to sophisticated zero-click attacks via iMessage targeting individuals involved in politics in the EU and US.
The latest Android updates fix vulnerabilities in Runtime, Framework, System, and third-party components of the mobile OS.
A vulnerability in O2’s implementation of the IMS standard resulted in user location data being exposed in network responses.
Google bundles multiple safeguards under a single Android toggle to protect high-risk users from advanced mobile malware implants.
Apple rolls out iOS and macOS platform updates to fix serious security bugs that could be triggered simply by opening an image or video...
Android’s May 2025 security update includes patches for an exploited vulnerability in the FreeType open source rendering engine.
Top-ranked mobile apps found using hardcoded keys and exposed cloud buckets.
Android’s latest security update resolves two exploited Kernel vulnerabilities, as well as critical-severity bugs.
A patch has been released for a serious information disclosure vulnerability affecting a Verizon call filtering application.
Attacks involving Paragon’s Graphite spyware involved a WhatsApp zero-day that could be exploited without any user interaction.
The North Korea-linked APT37 has been observed targeting Android users with spyware distributed via Google Play.