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For 2nd Time in 3 Years, Mobile Spyware Maker mSpy Leaks Millions of Sensitive Records

Krebs on Security

The database required no authentication. Before it was taken offline sometime in the past 12 hours, the database contained millions of records, including the username, password and private encryption key of each mSpy customer who logged in to the mSpy site or purchased an mSpy license over the past six months. In September 2014, U.S.

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Employee monitoring app exposes users, leaks 21+ million screenshots

Malwarebytes

Unfortunately, spyware apps with poor reputations and even weaker security practices are all too common. This incident echoes a previous Cybernews investigation that found WebWork, another remote team tracker, leaked over 13 million screenshots containing emails, passwords, and other sensitive work data.

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Man accused of using keylogger to spy on colleagues, log in to their personal accounts and watch them at home

Malwarebytes

According to the lawsuit, Bathula is alleged to have planted spyware on at least 400 computers in clinics, treatment rooms, and labs at the University of Maryland Medical Center where he worked. ” But spyware is a threat for people outside the workplace too. Don’t reuse passwords. Use a password manager.

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iPhone users in 98 countries warned about spyware by Apple

Malwarebytes

In a new round, Apple is now warning users in 98 countries of potential mercenary spyware attacks. The message sent to the affected users says: “Apple detected that you are being targeted by a mercenary spyware attack that is trying to remotely compromise the iPhone associated with your Apple ID.”

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Using XaaS for your business? Then you need one of these multifactor authentication apps

Tech Republic Security

The password simply isn't secure anymore. Spyware, brute force attacks, dictionary attacks, and phishing can make circumventing passwords easy. Here are five tools to add an extra layer of security.

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Adobe, Apple, Google & Microsoft Patch 0-Day Bugs

Krebs on Security

7, researchers at Citizen Lab warned they were seeing active exploitation of a “zero-click,” zero-day flaw to install spyware on iOS devices without any interaction from the victim. Citizen Lab says the bug it discovered was being exploited to install spyware made by the Israeli cyber surveillance company NSO Group.

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China-linked actor’s malware DeepData exploits FortiClient VPN zero-day

Security Affairs

DEEPPOST is a post-exploitation data exfiltration tool used to send files to a remote system and LIGHTSPY is a modular spyware. Experts noticed that due to this vulnerability, user credentials remain in process memory after a user authenticates to the VPN. SystemInfo Gather basic enumeration information from the compromised device.

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