Android Security
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Anubis ransomware, first detected in November 2024, targets both Android and Windows platforms, utilizing a ransomware-as-a-service model. Learn about its tactics, high-profile attacks, and how to defend against this emerging threat.
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Discover GhostSpy, a sophisticated Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that silently infiltrates devices, steals sensitive data, and evades detection. Learn how it operates and the real-world impact on user privacy and security.
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Discover the PerfektBlue security threat exposing 350 million vehicles, including Mercedes, Skoda, and Volkswagen, to remote code execution (RCE) attacks via Bluetooth vulnerabilities. Learn how these flaws can be exploited and what it means for vehicle security.
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Posted: July 11, 2025Views: 34Discover the significant rise in Android malware activity in Q2 2025, including a surge in banking trojans and sophisticated spyware threats. Learn about the latest findings from Dr.Web Security Space and how to protect your device.
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Learn about SparkKitty, a sophisticated Trojan malware targeting iOS and Android devices to steal personal photos. Discover its distribution methods and the risks it poses, particularly in Southeast Asia and China.
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A critical vulnerability in Xiaomi’s interoperability app (CVE-2024-45347) exposes millions of users to unauthorized access. Learn about the flaw, affected versions, and the importance of updating your software.
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A new phishing campaign in India exploits wedding invitations to distribute SpyMax RAT malware on Android devices. Learn how to recognize and protect yourself from this sophisticated cyber threat.
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Discover the SparkKitty spyware campaign targeting iOS and Android devices through official app stores. Learn about its sophisticated techniques, objectives, and the risks it poses to mobile users.
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The FBI warns iPhone and Android users about a surge in DMV text scams, urging immediate deletion of suspicious messages. Learn how to protect yourself from these rising cyber threats.
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Posted: June 19, 2025Views: 16A new malware strain called SuperCard exploits hacked Android phones to steal payment card data during contactless transactions. Learn about its infection mechanism and the growing threat to mobile payment security.