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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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Digital life protection: How Webroot keeps you safe in a constantly changing world

Webroot

It combines multiple security capabilities into one easy-to-use package that includes: Antivirus protection Detects and neutralizes viruses, malware , spyware , and ransomware. Password Manager Ensures your passwords are strong and secure, while also making them easy to access and manage.

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Norton vs McAfee: Compare Antivirus Software 2025

eSecurity Planet

Password manager: Norton generates strong passwords and syncs logins across all your protected devices. Norton has a password manager in all of its Antivirus plans, and all the 360 plans also have a VPN. Like Norton, the Total Protection plans include a VPN and password manager.

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Apple warns people of mercenary attacks via threat notification system

Malwarebytes

Mercenary spyware is used by governments to target people like journalists, political activists, and similar targets, and involves the use of sophisticated tools like Pegasus. Pegasus is one of the world’s most advanced and invasive spyware tools, known to utilize zero-day vulnerabilities against mobile devices. Use a password manager.

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MY TAKE: 3 privacy and security habits each individual has a responsibility to embrace

The Last Watchdog

Use a password manager. It’s clear that we will continue to be reliant on usernames and passwords to access online services for some time to come. This means using strong passwords — and changing them frequently — will remain a vital best security practice. Apps from other sources can carry malware or spyware.

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“Hello pervert” sextortion scam includes new threat of Pegasus—and a picture of your home

Malwarebytes

After using passwords obtained from one of the countless breaches as a lure to trick victims into paying, the “Hello pervert” sextortion scammers have recently introduced two new pressure tactics: Name-dropping the infamous Pegasus spyware and adding pictures of your home environment. The scammer says they know “your password.”

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