State-affiliated Russian hackers exploit zero-click vulnerabilities to silently breach iPhone and Android devices, raising urgent cybersecurity alarms worldwide.

This week's security news is full of eye-wateringly big numbers: a $6.3 billion Binance heist, 1.3 million Android TV boxes ...

CERT-In has urged users of Android 14 through Android 17 to install Google's latest security patches. The fixes address ...

Sekoia says a Russian-linked group used compromised and fake websites to target unpatched iPhones and Android phones. The ...

Malware infecting Android devices isn’t new, but Google’s recent report is grim and concerning. The search giant has taken down a massive botnet that turned over 1.3 million Android TV set-top boxes ...

Hackers are targeting outdated iPhones and Android phones through infected websites to steal passwords and sensitive data.

A hacking campaign linked to Russia may have put iPhone and Android users at risk, with hackers stealing personal data simply ...

Google just patched a critical security vulnerability in most active versions of Android. Crucially, this flaw doesn't ...

You might assume that a Google-certified Android TV box will both work better and guarantee no malware. However, you’d be ...

Hackers possibly linked to the Kremlin exploited previously patched iOS and Android flaws in an attempt to hack visitors of ...

Google says Videostrong sold criminals access to 1.3M Android TV boxes, and banned the maker from certified Android. The backdoor stays on the boxes.

Threat Detection & Research (TDR) team has uncovered a large watering hole campaign. It targets iPhone and Android users ...