Cybersecurity
NoVoice Malware Hit 2.3M Android Devices via Google Play
A newly discovered Android malware called **NoVoice** has infected more than 2.3 million devices after slipping through Google Play, the official Android app store. The malware exploits known vulnerab...
BPFDoor: When Your Telecom Network Is the Threat
Most people assume their mobile carrier is a neutral pipe, simply moving data from point A to point B. A newly detailed espionage campaign involving a tool called BPFDoor suggests that assumption is d...
Why Hackers Hide Easily (And What Police Can't Do)
When headlines announce that the world's most wanted hackers are hiding in plain sight, the instinct is to point fingers at the tools they use. VPNs, encrypted messaging apps, and anonymizing software...
Google Busts CCP-Linked Hackers Who Hit 53 Targets Globally
Google announced it successfully disrupted a hacker network, identified as UNC2814 or “Gallium” and believed to be linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which had infiltrated at least 53 entities across 42 countries. The hackers had accessed systems containing sensitive personal data, including full names, phone numbers, birth dates, birthplaces, voter ID numbers, and national ID numbers. Google and its partners took technical measures to dismantle the operation, which had been conducting
ZeroDayRAT Malware Is Targeting Android and iOS Devices
ZeroDayRAT malware has been identified as targeting both Android and iOS devices, actively stealing sensitive data from millions of users. This significant cybersecurity threat was reported on February 25, 2026, highlighting a widespread attack vector impacting mobile device security.