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Graphite Spyware Was Used to Infect iPhones of European Journalists, Researchers Confirm
The University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab has produced forensic proof that Paragon Solutions’ “Graphite” iOS spyware was used to hack European journalists’ phones, deepening concern over the booming mercenary-spyware industry.
In a report published 12 J…
VMOSX Data Leak: Info of Thousands of Mac Cloud Users Potentially Exposed Online
Security researchers have revealed a potential data breach involving the personal and financial information of around 10,000 customers of VirtualMacOSX.com, a cloud-based macOS service provider.
VirtualMacOSX.com is an online service that offers remot…
China-Linked VPNs Still Offered in Apple and Google Stores, Report Warns
Chinese-owned VPN apps remain available in major app stores, raising concerns about user privacy and national security.
China-linked VPNs still thrive in Apple and Google App Stores
A new report from the Tech Transparency Project (TTP) uncovers a wo…
Dutch police identify users as young as 11-year-old on Cracked.io hacking forum
Dutch police have announced that they have identified 126 individuals linked to the now dismantled Cracked.io cybercrime forum.
Cracked.io was an online platform used by cybercriminals to trade stolen data, access to compromised accounts, hacking tool…
216,000 Victims Notified as Interpol Unravels Major Infostealer Ring
A global cybercrime operation dismantles major infostealer networks, resulting in arrests and widespread alerts to victims.
Interpol leads global crackdown on infostealer malware
Interpol recently announced the results of a months-long operation tar…
China’s Largest-Ever Data Leak Exposes Billions of Sensitive Records
In what may be the most extensive data breach in China’s history, a stunning 4 billion sensitive records have been publicly exposed due to a misconfigured database. The leak, which includes financial data, WeChat and Alipay information, and deeply pers…
South African man imprisoned after ransom demand against his former employer
A South African court has given a man an eight year prison sentence after finding him guilty of holding his former employer to ransom, after breaching its security.
36-year-old Lucky Majangandile Erasmus was convicted of 17 charges related to the atte…
Beyond Free Antivirus: 5 Reasons Smart Consumers Choose Full-Strength Protection for Their Devices
We rely on our phones and computers to stay connected, work, shop, and manage our finances. But as our digital lives expand, so do the risks. Cybercriminals are working around the clock to find new ways to steal data, money, and identities.
Consumers …