New NSO Group Zero-Click Exploits Show Why Privacy Hackers Will Always Defeat Apple (and Everyone Else)
To appreciate why technology keeps being undermined by bad actors we must step back and see the big picture.
To appreciate why technology keeps being undermined by bad actors we must step back and see the big picture.
Cybersecurity business Kaspersky published details of an advanced persistent threat with similarities to NSO Group’s Pegasus surveillance tool.
3CX customers include BMW, McDonald’s and the UK National Health Service. Some think North Korean hackers are behind the attack.
Six officials said Apple warned them about state-sponsored hackers. Targets included Chief Economic Minister Airlangga Hartarto.
Russia’s largest telco took internet traffic that should have gone to the largest US company but the response was muted.
The Israeli phone spyware company will reduce its headcount by one in seven as it struggles with multiple law suits.
European Commissioner Margrethe Vestager echoed telco lobbyists who say over half of all internet traffic leads to just six US firms.
QuaDream independently developed methods to install spyware using the same FORCEDENTRY vulnerability as NSO Group.
Privacy-conscious customers of Apple will be concerned about the way vulnerabilities have been exploited.
Researchers discovered a method to compromise Apple devices by attaching bogus GIF files to a message.