Samsung Galaxy phones were targeted by the sophisticated "LANDFALL" zero-day spyware, which stole personal data using a malformed image file.

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A sophisticated espionage campaign targeting Samsung Galaxy devices has exposed a new form of zero-click attack that leveraged seemingly harmless image files ...

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CISA ordered U.S. federal agencies today to patch a critical Samsung vulnerability that has been exploited in zero-day ...

A new Android spyware called Landfall has been uncovered targeting Samsung Galaxy phones through a zero-click image exploit.

The Massachusetts health department agreed to destroy data collected through Covid-19 tracking software installed on over one million Android phones without owner permission, as part of a settlement ...