Hackers are using deepfake technology to create realistic voice recordings that mimic bank representatives or service providers, with the goal of stealing personal or financial information. How to avoid it?…

Android’s openness gives users access to countless apps - but also invites hidden dangers. Malware like SocGholish poses as legitimate updates, tricking users into downloading harmful software without realizing it.…

The 2025 Zimperium Global Mobile Threat Report shows just how exposed mobile devices have become: 1 in 4 devices can’t receive security updates Phishing via SMS is the #1 mobile…

A new scam called SuperCard X tricks Android users into installing a fake security app. Through fake bank alerts, scammers convince victims to tap their payment cards on their phones,…

A new Android malware, Crocodilus, is stealing banking and crypto info by tricking users with fake screens. Once it gets permission to use Accessibility Services, it can read your screen…

Our mobile phones contain personal and sensitive information, making it crucial to keep them secure. Here are a few simple steps you can take to ensure your device stays protected:…

FakeUpdates, also known as SocGholish, remains a major cyber threat in 2025. Disguised as software updates, this malware tricks users into installing harmful payloads, including ransomware and spyware. Cybercriminals use…

Social engineering has always been one of the most effective tactics for hackers, but now, with artificial intelligence, it's more dangerous than ever. Realistic deepfakes, personalized phishing emails, and smart…

In early 2025, WhatsApp revealed that nearly 100 journalists and civil society members were targeted by advanced spyware from Israeli company Paragon Solutions. This "zero-click" attack required no user interaction,…

Messaging apps like WhatsApp and Telegram are prime targets for malware. Hackers use fake links, malicious file attachments, and rogue apps to steal login credentials, read messages, or even take…