A WhatsApp zero-day has allowed an “advanced cyber actor” to successfully install spyware on victims’ phones with no more than a phone call.
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A WhatsApp zero-day has allowed an “advanced cyber actor” to successfully install spyware on victims’ phones with no more than a phone call.
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A Chinese white-label panic alarm used by elderly and vulnerable people can be remotely controlled by sending it simple SMS commands.
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Microsoft has put another nail in the password’s coffin by winning a certification that will make it easier to log into Windows machines.
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The FBI and Department of Homeland Security have identified a new strain of malware from North Korea, representing the latest in a long line of cyber attacks from the country
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ESET researchers have discovered that the attackers have been distributing the Plead malware via compromised routers and man-in-the-middle attacks against the legitimate ASUS WebStorage software
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The spyware, developed by Israeli cyber intelligence company, used infected phone calls to take over the functions of operating systems
WhatsApp is encouraging users to update to the latest version of the app after discovering a vulnerability that allowed spyware to be injected into a user’s phone through the app’s phone call function.
The spyware was developed by the Israeli cyber intelligence company NSO Group, according to the Financial Times, which first reported the vulnerability.
Related: WhatsApp ‘deleting 2m accounts a month’ to stop fake news
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The spyware, developed by Israeli cyber intelligence company, used infected phone calls to take over the functions of operating systems
WhatsApp is encouraging users to update to the latest version of the app after discovering a vulnerability that allowed spyware to be injected into a user’s phone through the app’s phone call function.
The spyware was developed by the Israeli cyber intelligence company NSO Group, according to the Financial Times, which first reported the vulnerability.
Related: WhatsApp ‘deleting 2m accounts a month’ to stop fake news
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ScarCruft has evolved into a skilled and resourceful threat group, new research shows.
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A linked pair of vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to take over many different types of Cisco networking components.
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New form of ransomware MegaCortex shares commonalities with LockerGoga, enterprise malware recently seen in major cyberattacks.
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