Italian company SIO, which sells to government customers, is behind an Android spyware campaign called Spyrtacus that spoofed popular apps like WhatsApp, per security researchers.

PLUS: Spanish cops think they've bagged NATO hacker; HPE warns staff of data breach; Lazy Facebook phishing, and more!

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Infosec In Brief DeepSeek’s iOS app is a security nightmare that you should delete ... he had managed to hide his tracks," per Spanish police - but an alleged Spanish hacker with a penchant for ...

The simplest way to tell if you’ve been hacked is to check for strange activity on your accounts. Posts or messages on platforms like Instagram, Facebook and X/Twitter that you don’t recognise will be ...

An X post by a Bengaluru man has yet again proved that things like this happen in India only. It has garnered 149.8K Views so far.

Essentially, growth hacking is about finding ways for a particular ... app’s marketing needs via some particular marketing channel, such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram ads, App Store Optimization, ...

CVE-2025-0451, meanwhile, is “only” a medium-rated vulnerability and impacts the Extensions API.

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Plenty of apps have full access to your photo library, and that might not always be a good thing. Apps that can access all ...

Despite high-profile attention and even US sanctions, the group hasn’t stopped or even slowed its operation, including the ...