Articles Tagged with ''spyware''

Security magazine spoke with Cybersecurity Researcher Jeremiah Fowler about the risks of stalkerware in executive protection. 

The recent shakeups at CISA, while aimed at modernizing federal cybersecurity, are having the opposite effect in the short term.

A cybersecurity firm believes an iPhone hacking campaign occurred and targeted 5 high-profile Americans. 

Apple has issued threat notifications to select individuals who it believes may have been targeted by mercenary spyware attacks. 

The FTC sent a report to congress in an attempt to extend the Undertaking Spam, Spyware and Fraud Enforcement With Enforcers Beyond Borders Act.

Research finds 187% increase in the number of compromised devices that were fully exploited, highlighting growing risks posed to mobile-powered businesses

An executive order was signed by President Biden prohibiting the use of commercial spyware that pose risks to national security or human rights. 

Compromised mobile devices can present a cybersecurity threat to organizations. Here are 10 steps security teams can use to assess the risk level of a cell phone.

United States defense contractor L3Harris is in talks with NSO Group, a blacklisted Israeli spyware company, to purchase the firm’s spyware tools. 

Lookout Inc. has discovered an enterprise-grade Android surveillanceware currently used by the government of Kazakhstan within its borders.