In this blog post we share Zimperium’s Zero-Day Protection against the Water Makara Spear-Phishing campaign.
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Zimperium’s Zero-Day Protection Against Water Makara Spear-Phishing Campaign
In this blog post we share Zimperium’s Zero-Day Protection against the Water Makara Spear-Phishing campaign.
The Mobile Malware Chronicles: Necro.N – Volume 101
Zimperium researchers analyze Necro.N and focuses on the differences and elements.
Expanding the Investigation: Deep Dive into Latest TrickMo Samples
Our analysis of TrickMo suggests that many of these samples remain undetected by the broader security community.
iOS and the WebP Vulnerability
In this blog post we will underline the differences and the similarities on how iOS developers reacted to the WebP vulnerability and our observed patching trends of those iOS applications.
Zimperium’s Zero-Day Defense Against Octo2 Malware Targeting European Banks
Zimperium’s Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) and its Mobile App Protection Suite (MAPS) solution provide robust protection against Octo2, detecting all known samples in a zero-day fashion.
Zimperium Coverage on COLDRIVER Phishing Campaign
The recently uncovered “River of Phish” campaign, attributed to the Russian threat actor COLDRIVER, targets Western and Russian civil society through sophisticated spear-phishing attacks.
Zimperium Detects New Android Spyware Targeting South Korea
Security researchers at Cyble have uncovered a new Android spyware campaign primarily targeting individuals in South Korea. This sophisticated malware, masquerading as legitimate applications, poses a significant threat to user privacy and data security.
Unmasking SpyAgent: Zimperium’s Zero-Day Defense Against Cryptocurrency Theft
Zimperium’s Zero-Day defense against a sophisticated Android malware campaign involving SpyAgent, a spyware strain designed to steal cryptocurrency credentials.
Preventing Infections of N-Day Exploits Delivered via Malicious Websites
State-backed attackers and commercial surveillance vendors repeatedly using N-day exploits to target known vulnerabilities in devices.