Spyware

China-Linked TA416 Targets European and NATO Diplomats
Malware & Threats China-Linked TA416 Targets European and NATO Diplomats

The sudden escalation of geopolitical friction between China and the European Union has catalyzed a sophisticated resurgence in cyberespionage activities directed at the heart of Western diplomatic and military infrastructure. While much of the international attention remained focused on regional

How Did Coruna Evolve From Spy Tool to Global Cyber Weapon?
Malware & Threats How Did Coruna Evolve From Spy Tool to Global Cyber Weapon?

The sudden emergence of a high-tier digital exploit capable of bypassing the most stringent security protocols of modern smartphones has fundamentally altered the global perception of mobile safety and state-sponsored surveillance. Coruna, a modular hacking toolkit once confined to the classified

Coruna Exploit Kit Targets iPhone Users in Mass Cyberattack
Malware & Threats Coruna Exploit Kit Targets iPhone Users in Mass Cyberattack

The rapid emergence of the Coruna exploit kit, also identified by security researchers as CryptoWaters, signifies a transformative and deeply concerning era in mobile cybersecurity that challenges existing defense paradigms. Recently documented by the Google Threat Intelligence Group and further

What New Threats Are Hiding in Your Code Dependencies?
Malware & Threats What New Threats Are Hiding in Your Code Dependencies?

The open-source software supply chain, a foundational element of modern development, is increasingly becoming a primary battleground for sophisticated cybercrime and state-sponsored espionage. A recent, comprehensive analysis of malicious activity has unveiled a multi-pronged assault on trusted

New ZeroDayRAT Malware Sells Nation-State Spying Tools
Malware & Threats New ZeroDayRAT Malware Sells Nation-State Spying Tools

We're joined today by Rupert Marais, our in-house security specialist, to discuss an alarming new trend in mobile threats. A new form of spyware, dubbed ZeroDayRAT, is being sold openly on platforms like Telegram, essentially packaging sophisticated surveillance tools for a mass-market criminal

AI Discovers Hundreds of Unknown Security Flaws
Malware & Threats AI Discovers Hundreds of Unknown Security Flaws

A recent breakthrough from the AI safety and research company Anthropic has fundamentally altered the cybersecurity landscape, demonstrating an artificial intelligence model that can autonomously discover and detail hundreds of previously unknown, high-severity vulnerabilities in critical software.

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