WhatsApp has rolled out a fix for a serious security flaw in its iOS and Mac apps that hackers were actively exploiting to spy on a small set of users. The Meta-owned messaging giant confirmed the ...

WhatsApp has patched a critical security flaw in its iOS and Mac apps that hackers were exploiting in a stealthy spyware ...

Apple warns that the flaw might have already been exploited in an 'extremely sophisticated attack' targeting specific individuals.

Researchers revealed on Thursday that two European journalists had their iPhones hacked with spyware made by Paragon. Apple says it has fixed the bug that was used to hack their phones. The Citizen ...

WhatsApp has rolled out a critical security fix to patch a vulnerability that was exploited in a highly sophisticated spyware campaign.

FR, these complex attacks target individuals because of their status or function: journalists, lawyers, activists, ...

WhatsApp patched a zero-click vulnerability used to target Apple users with spyware. The flaw required no user interaction and highlights the dangers of advanced surveillance tools.

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A new spyware campaign chained WhatsApp and a flaw in iOS 18.6 to expose users to a "zero-click" hack that required no interaction to compromise an iPhone.

WhatsApp users on iPhone are advised to update their apps immediately through the App Store for the security fix to take effect.

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