WhatsApp vulnerability could be exploited to install spyware
A vulnerability in Facebook’s WhatsApp could allow attackers to install spyware on impacted smartphones.
A vulnerability in Facebook’s WhatsApp could allow attackers to install spyware on impacted smartphones.
Apple released security updates that address vulnerabilities in multiple products, to include iOS, macOS, Safari, watchOS, tvOS and Apple TV Software. Additional mitigations for speculative execution vulnerabilities in Intel CPUs or “Spectre” were also included in the latest macOS update.
Check Point security researchers have discovered a vulnerability in security software that comes pre-installed in Xiaomi smartphones.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released its Security Publication (SP) 1800-4, that includes security guidelines for mobile device security in cloud and hybrid environments.
A serious bug has been discovered in FaceTime, Apple’s video and chat app for iPhones. The vulnerability can allow a user to listen in on another iPhone user’s conversation before they pickup and without the recipient’s knowledge.
Apple has released security updates to address vulnerabilities and also added many new feature improvements in iOS12 and multiple other Apple products.
Air Canada notified customers of a data breach involving the airline’s mobile application and potentially impacting thousands of user profiles.
Attackers are exploiting IoT devices with open ADB port 5555 to spread malware.
An attacker has used an open-source mobile device management (MDM) system to target iPhones in India.
ESET security researchers have discovered a new Android RAT (Remote Administration Tool) variant in the wild. The new variant is dubbed “HeroRat” and abuses the Telegram protocol for command and control, and can steal sensitive data.