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WhatsApp’s recent spyware hack took advantage of a security vulnerability and allowed attackers to access private, digital communication. In this episode of TECH(feed), Juliet walks through the hack, who was affected and how you can secure your devices ASAP. READ MORE HERE…
Read moreThe surveillance tool was signed with legitimate Apple developer certificates. READ MORE HERE…
Read moreUntil a report this week, Uber’s Surfcam’s use was thought to be limited to incidents uncovered in Singapore in 2017. READ MORE HERE…
Read moreAcross six apps, the spyware managed to spread to 196 different countries. READ MORE HERE…
Read moreThe lawsuit alleges that NSO Group violated international law by allowing Pegasus to be used by oppressive regimes to hunt dissidents and journalists. READ MORE HERE…
Read moreColleagues of slain Javier Valdez Cárdenas, known for investigating drug cartels, were targeted just days after his death. READ MORE HERE…
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A spyware attack on a Saudi dissident living in Canada made headlines this week, but Citizen Lab warns that simpler attacks are the real epidemic. READ MORE HERE…
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The researchers saw the new version in action in a large email campaign on July 18, just one day after it debuted in underground forums. READ MORE HERE…
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With a nest full of spy capabilities and good hiding techniques, the InvisiMole was able to tunnel under the radar for at least five years.” READ MORE HERE…
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