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Urgent security update: Apple patches zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-24200) actively exploited in targeted attacks.
Beware of the SparkCat malware campaign that steals cryptocurrency recovery phrases using optical character recognition (OCR) technology on Android and iOS devices.
Get insights into the CVE-2024-44131 vulnerability in Apple's TCC framework. Find out how attackers can exploit it to access sensitive data without user consent.
Stay informed about the latest MoqHao malware campaign targeting Android and iOS users. Discover the tactics used to deceive users and deliver phishing pages.
Discover how cybercriminals are leveraging the Godot game engine to distribute malware. Learn about the GodLoader technique and how it evades detection.
Discover the intensified threat to iOS users posed by the advanced LightSpy iOS spyware. Stay updated on its capabilities and target vulnerabilities.
Understand the impact of the CVE-2024-10327 vulnerability in Okta Verify for iOS and how it can grant attackers access to user accounts.
Beware of the Pig Butchering scam: a new fraudulent trend targeting iOS and Android users through fake trading apps. Learn how cybercriminals lure and drain victims of their investments.
Uncover the evolving cyberwarfare tactics of Russian state-backed hackers. Find out how they exploit mobile devices for espionage and data theft.
Uncover the series of watering hole attacks on Mongolian government websites and their connection to the Russian government-backed hacking group APT29.
Is your iPhone crashing? Learn about the latest iOS bug and the mysterious code that triggers a soft reboot.
Apple recently pushed out emergency patches to fix two "zero-day" vulnerabilities (CVE-2024-23225 and CVE-2024-23296) that are already under attack
PoC code has been released for iOS and macOS vulnerability, CVE-2023-41974, that can be chained to take full control of a mobile device
PoC code has been released for a zero-day iOS vulnerability (CVE-2023-32434) that can be chained to take full control of a mobile device.
CVE-2022-46718, a logic issue affecting Apple's iOS, enables unauthorized applications to access users' sensitive location information
an attacker could exploit the CVE-2022-32917 vulnerability to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges.
Today, on the Twitter, @cheesecakeufo users have exposed a bug in the iOS and Mac devices. It...