Device Security

Android 17 Security Features – Review
Endpoint & Device Security Android 17 Security Features – Review

The persistent vulnerability of mobile operating systems to sophisticated social engineering has forced a radical rethinking of how deep-level system permissions are managed within the modern digital landscape. Android 17 arrives as a definitive answer to this systemic weakness, introducing an

How Can Enterprises Secure the Forgotten IoT Attack Surface?
Endpoint & Device Security How Can Enterprises Secure the Forgotten IoT Attack Surface?

Managed Print Services providers focus primarily on hardware uptime and toner replenishment rather than the continuous operationalization of critical cyber hygiene. For many years, the security spotlight has shone brightly on primary endpoints, leading to a sophisticated ecosystem of protection for

Morocco Uses Pegasus Spyware to Target Dissidents and Media
Malware & Threats Morocco Uses Pegasus Spyware to Target Dissidents and Media

The Moroccan state’s response to surveillance allegations involves a coordinated disinformation campaign through pro-government media outlets like Al Barlamane and Le 360. This effort masks a reality where the Direction Générale de la Surveillance du Territoire (DGST) has successfully weaponized

Can Multi-Objective Optimization Secure the IoT Ecosystem?
Endpoint & Device Security Can Multi-Objective Optimization Secure the IoT Ecosystem?

A system that is too sensitive may trigger excessive false alarms, while a cautious system might overlook a sophisticated attack during its initial stages. This inherent tension defines the current landscape of the Internet of Things (IoT) in 2026, where the sheer volume of connected devices has

Is Your iPhone Safe From This Sophisticated New Zero-Day?
Endpoint & Device Security Is Your iPhone Safe From This Sophisticated New Zero-Day?

The discovery of this 'extremely sophisticated' attack highlights the persistent danger of zero-day vulnerabilities in common graphics processing libraries. This specific security flaw, currently tracked as CVE-2026-86950, was identified within the CoreGraphics framework, which is the fundamental

AgtaBackup RAT Exploits Fake Microsoft Store to Infect Windows
Infrastructure & Network Security AgtaBackup RAT Exploits Fake Microsoft Store to Infect Windows

This custom-built .NET Trojan is specifically engineered to harvest sensitive profile data from at least nine different families of web browsers. As the year 2026 unfolds, cybersecurity researchers at Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 have identified a concerning trend involving the AgtaBackup Remote

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