ESET researchers stumbled across BladeHawk, a mobile espionage campaign, aimed at the Kurdish ethnic group. Active since March 2020, attackers use Facebook and fake Android apps to trick users. Experts recommend avoiding downloading apps from unknown sources and using anti-malware software to stay protected.
- Next story Critical Flaws Discovered in Azure App That Microsoft Secretly Installed on Linux VMs
- Previous story 3 former NSA employees admit to hacking for UAE firm
Popular Tags
Attack (594)
attacks (556)
computer security (768)
cyber attacks (769)
cyber news (822)
Cybersecurity (1443)
cyber security news (822)
cyber security news today (822)
cyber security updates (822)
cyber updates (822)
Data (752)
data breach (828)
ethical hacking (902)
hack android (902)
hack app (902)
hacker news (1663)
Hackers (526)
hacking (1225)
hacking news (761)
hacking tools for windows (902)
hack wordpress (902)
how to hack (761)
information security (785)
keylogger (904)
kit (910)
kitploit (902)
Malware (811)
network security (768)
password brute force (902)
penetration testing (904)
pentest (906)
pentest android (902)
pentest linux (902)
pentest toolkit (902)
pentest tools (902)
Phishing (469)
Ransomware (1080)
ransomware malware (761)
security (1196)
software vulnerability (761)
spy tool kit (902)
spyware (959)
the hacker news (762)
tools (957)
vulnerabilities (508)
Best Articles