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APT trends report Q2 2023

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The most remarkable findings Early in June, we issued an early warning of a long-standing campaign that we track under the name Operation Triangulation , involving a previously unknown iOS malware platform distributed via zero-click iMessage exploits. Kaspersky employees were also affected by this threat.

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Security Affairs newsletter Round 223 – News of the week

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Experts spotted a rare Linux Desktop spyware dubbed EvilGnome. Israel surveillance firm NSO group can mine data from major social media. Poland and Lithuania fear that data collected via FaceApp could be misused. Poland and Lithuania fear that data collected via FaceApp could be misused. Pierluigi Paganini.

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Payment data of thousands of customers of UK and US online stores could have been compromised

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We dubbed this JS Sniffer family GMO because the malware uses gmo[.]li 1 The screenshot shows a one-line code (line # 771) that downloads a JS Sniffer designed to steal customers’ data once a user lands on a checkout page. JS Sniffers is a type of malware that remains poorly researched. li host.”.

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The State of Stalkerware in 2023–2024

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Not unlike malware, stalkerware apps are much less frequent on iPhones than on Android devices due to the proprietary and closed nature of iOS. To calculate the statistics, data from the consumer line of Kaspersky’s mobile security solutions was reviewed according to the Coalition Against Stalkerware detection criteria.

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Spam and phishing in 2022

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Cybercriminals decided to take advantage of that exclusivity, creating phishing pages that assured visitors their verified status had been approved and all they needed to do was to enter their account logins and passwords. This increased usage meant the users’ risk of losing personal data was now higher, too.