Spyware isn't just a threat to your computer. It can also infect your smartphone. These malicious apps can disguise themselves as legitimate software or hijack existing apps to steal your data, track ...

While your mobile device has a lot of built-in features to keep your data secure and protect your privacy, it may still be vulnerable to snooping if someone you know has access to your accounts or ...

Despite Apple's robust security measures, iPhones aren't completely immune to malware threats. While traditional viruses are rare on iOS devices, sophisticated malware, spyware, and malicious ...

Cyber criminals can target both iPhones and Android devices, and signs such as rapid battery drain, unfamiliar apps, or ...

A new type of spyware has been discovered being sold to various governments throughout the world and is meant to be used to spy mainly on journalists, activists, and political opponents. Here is what ...

Over 100 Android apps with more than 400 million downloads combined have been infected with a new malware strain that’s being distributed as a software development kit (SDK) for advertisers. As ...

A new piece of spyware, hiding within downloadable Android apps, is targeting Middle Eastern smartphone users and can steal their contact lists, see their location data, and read files on their ...

Apple is sounding a new round of alarm bells over a wave of sophisticated and destructive spyware attacks against specific people across 92 countries. As spotted by TechCrunch on Wednesday, Apple sent ...

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A stalkerware maker with a history of multiple data leaks and breaches now has a critical security vulnerability that allows anyone to take over any user account and steal their victim’s sensitive ...

Expert shared how significant others can spy on you through your phone. People are often told to protect their smartphones from outside hackers, not their partners. According to Marc Porcar, CEO of QR ...