Cyberattackers have used a bogus mobile device management (MDM) system to target a small – but presumably high-value – set of iPhones in India in a cyberespionage campaign that has some unusual hallmarks. Source: https://threatpost.com
In this InfoSec Insider, Tim Bandos looks at why network admins will want to keep a close watch on network traffic within the enterprise. Source: www.threatpost.com
Researchers released a workaround for Apple’s USB Restricted Mode security feature the same day it was rolled out. Source: https://threatpost.com
The fitness app Polar Flow exposes the whereabouts of some of its high-profile users, including “spies” and those with sensitive positions in the military. Source: https://threatpost.com
A massive breach has impacted up to 21 million users’ personal data and their social media “access tokens.” Source: https://threatpost.com
The July Android Security bulletin tackles 44 vulnerabilities in all, with the bulk rated high in severity. Source: https://threatpost.com
Some mobile apps can take and share screenshots and video of the phones’ app activity without users’ knowledge. Source: https://threatpost.com
After users complained online that their Galaxy devices are randomly sending photos to contacts, Samsung said it isn’t a hardware or software issue. Source: https://threatpost.com
The attack allows malicious applications to break out of their sandbox and access the entire operating system, giving an adversary complete control of the targeted device. Source: https://threatpost.com
Malefactors have doubled down on duping Fortnite enthusiasts, releasing YouTube videos with links to scam versions of the game. And that’s not all. Source: https://threatpost.com