A new trojan called Android.Cynos.7.origin, designed to collect Android users’ device data and phone numbers, was found in 190 games installed on over 9M Android devices.
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Threat from Organized Cybercrime Syndicates Is Rising
Europol reports that criminal groups are undermining the EU’s economy and its society, offering everything from murder-for-hire to kidnapping, torture and mutilation.
IOTW: Is your company at risk from this mysterious hacker group?
A series of hacks targeting 13 telecoms organizations across the globe by malicious group LightBasin is uncovered after five years of undetected activity
After the T-Mobile breach, companies are preventing customers from securing their accounts
We take a deep-dive into the aftermath of the T-Mobile breach.
SpyFone & CEO Banned From Stalkerware Biz
The FTC’s first spyware ban nixes a company whose “slipshod” security practices led to exposure of thousands of victims’ illegally collected personal data.
Google to make it easier for users to switch apps from iOS to Android
Google doesn’t offer a seamless process to transfer apps and data from iPhones to Android. However, this may change soon.
Pegasus Spyware: Is your mobile ever really safe from being hacked?
Pegasus, a spyware developed by the Israeli company NSO Group, is back in the spotlight over allegations of surveillance of prominent personalities including journalists and politicians by governments, including India’s.
Windows 11 blocks testers from using classic Windows 10 Start menu
A workaround to revert to the traditional Start menu has been removed from the latest preview of Windows 11.
Workplace from Facebook update will make your company all-hands less of a mess
Workplace from Facebook has fine-tuned its Q&A experience to help facilitate two-way conversations between leaders and employees.
Utilities ‘Concerningly’ at Risk from Active Exploits
Utilities’ vulnerability to application exploits goes from bad to worse in just weeks.
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