‼️🇮🇱 Smartphones worldwide were silently infected with Israeli malware via malicious ads Simply viewing their ads was enough to get infected. Surveillance company Intellexa gained full access to cameras, microphones, chat apps, emails, GPS locations, photos, files, and browsing

⚠️ Three new Android threats just dropped: • FvncBot – fake “mBank” app that logs keys, streams screens, and steals banking data. • SeedSnatcher – spreads via Telegram to steal crypto seed phrases and 2FA codes. • ClayRat – upgraded spyware faking YouTube & taxi apps for full

⚠️ Hackers are hiding malware in normal websites. A new attack called JS#SMUGGLER plants code that quietly runs PowerShell through mshta.exe to install NetSupport RAT — giving attackers full control of your computer. It even checks your device type to avoid being caught. 🔗

We are covering the latest news events in mobile cybersecurity to help our users stay safe from digital threats this holiday season. In this week's Malloc's Privacy Analysis, we take a look at recent leaks regarding Intellexa Predator spyware's operations, India, the world's

We are covering the most important Mobile Cyber Security Incidents in today's Malloc Privacy Weekly to help our users stay alert to the ever-expanding cyber threats looming over their sensitive and precious digital lives. The DroidLock malware campaign targets Android users,

This has been a tremendous week in Mobile Cybersecurity. In the latest edition of Malloc Privacy Weekly, we are covering the most impactful ongoing cybersecurity events and phenomena, which directly influence the digital lives and digital well-being of billions of mobile users

“One of the most striking aspects of this case is the extent to which stalkerware companies like pcTattletale operate out in the open,” EFF’s Eva told @techcrunch. “I hope that this case changes the risk calculus for makers of stalkerware.” techcrunch.com/2026/01/06/fou…

Welcome to the latest edition of Malloc's weekly Privacy Analysis. We are covering the latest cybersecurity incidents to help our readers stay aware and informed, so they can protect themselves from digital threats and ensure their online privacy and security. A new malware

It was a pleasure to welcome again Maria Terzi, who represented #Cyprus at MASHAV 32nd International Women Leaders Conference, held in #Israel this past October. During today’s meeting, I handed over to Dr. Terzi her copy of the "Haifa-Jerusalem Declaration", that was signed

Malloc's Global Privacy and Security Analysis brings you weekly cybersecurity updates, focusing on mobile security and the privacy of billions of mobile users worldwide. A dangerous Android banking trojan called deVixor has been actively targeting users since October 2025,

⚠️ Apple Urges Hundreds of Millions of iPhone Users to Restart Devices Amid Spyware Threat • Apple released emergency fixes for two critical vulnerabilities being exploited by mercenary spyware targeting iPhones. • Users must upgrade to iOS 26 on iPhone 11 or newer to receive

It has been an interesting week in mobile cybersecurity, with various developments spanning the domains of consumer and business digital security, involving phishing, spyware, government surveillance and censorship, security vulnerabilities, big tech decisions impacting consumer

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A hearty welcome to the latest edition of Malloc Privacy Weekly. We bring you the latest mobile cybersecurity updates from around the world and discuss them in brief to help you safeguard yourself from these threats. This week we have dangerous spyware, malicious botnets and

Your smart TV is watching you. It quietly takes snapshots of everything you watch, sometimes hundreds per second. Surveillance has entered the heart of your home. Before you connect that TV to the internet, ask: how much is it really seeing?

We bring you the latest mobile cybersecurity updates this week in the latest edition of Malloc Privacy Weekly. We are covering several Android spyware programs that are infecting millions of mobile users worldwide, phishing and vishing campaigns, security vulnerabilities in

The Google GTIG report confirms that state hackers are now bypassing corporate fences to target the personal phones in our pockets. As Luke McNamara noted at #MSC2026, the individual is now the new perimeter, making on-device mobile security a strategic necessity.

⚠️ ZeroDayRAT: Dangerous New Android Spyware Sold on Telegram Threatens Millions of Devices • ZeroDayRAT is a sophisticated spyware toolkit being sold on Telegram that can infect Android devices running versions 5 through 16, giving attackers access to real-time location