Zimperium’s Zero-Day defense against a sophisticated Android malware campaign involving SpyAgent, a spyware strain designed to steal cryptocurrency credentials.
Zimperium’s Zero-Day defense against a sophisticated Android malware campaign involving SpyAgent, a spyware strain designed to steal cryptocurrency credentials.
State-backed attackers and commercial surveillance vendors repeatedly using N-day exploits to target known vulnerabilities in devices.
For the past two years, Zimperium has released the Mobile Banking Heist Report, providing in-depth research on the latest malware families, new attack techniques, and the global impact of banking trojans. This ongoing research allows us to stay ahead of emerging threats and ensure comprehensive protection for our users. On […]
In this blog, Zimperium shares how the multifaceted threat landscape of mobile security expands beyond the SS7 protocol.
The picture is painfully clear . . . organizations are not seeing a slowdown in financial fraud targeting mobile devices. Mastercard recently shared that their data shows a trend of $41billion in fraud-related loss in 2022, growing to $48billion by 2023. JuniperResearch puts the number at $91billion by 2028 and […]
On September 22nd, Citizen Lab, in collaboration with Google Project Zero, released a joint report revealing that Ahmen Eltantawy, a former Egyptian member of parliament, was targeted using highly sophisticated spyware. The recent payload obtained and analyzed by Citizen Lab matches the findings reported in a previous report, confirming that […]
At Zimperium, we’re always on the lookout for emerging threats, such as the newly identified OilAlpha group threat. Find out how with Zimperium MTD customers are protected against the OilAlpha group and other similar threats.
Read our blog that delves into the capabilities and dangers of the newly identified Android surveillance tool, BouldSpy, and emphasizes how Zimperium’s on-device machine learning technology can protect our customers from this threat.
The Hacker News recently published a story that discussed a joint communication among the German intelligence apparatus, the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV), and South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS), warning readers about new tactics used by a North Korean threat actor called Kimsuky. Learn more about Kimsuky and how Zimperium Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) customers are protected against these threats.
Whether it’s on the trade show floor, at the conference center, hotel or local restaurant, mobile device usage is particularly high, with attendees, and oftentimes devices, constantly trying to connect to the different networks. Ironically, that includes industry events whose primary purpose is to share knowledge on, and bolster, security […]