In today s world, where digital communication is deeply woven into our daily lives, cybercrime has evolved rapidly. WhatsApp, ...

Scammers are now sending malicious WhatsApp images to steal sensitive data from users' phones. In a recent case, a man from ...

A hacker breached TeleMessage, a messaging platform used by U.S. officials, leaking data from over 60 government users, including disaster responders and diplomats. The incident raises ...

WASHINGTON, May 21 (Reuters) - A hacker who breached the communications service used by former Trump national security adviser Mike Waltz earlier this month intercepted messages from a broader ...

Delhi Police busted a cybercrime ring with links to Cambodia and Chinese handlers, arresting five individuals, including an IIT-certified ethical hacker. The group allegedly ... groups on chat ...

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The Meta vs NSO Group lawsuit has revealed that even after the Mark Zuckerberg-owned company had sued the Israeli firm for hacking WhatsApp, the spyware-maker continued to target WhatsApp users.

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This Android hacking tool is designed to infiltrate Android devices and exploit WhatsApp accounts using PDFs, videos, or stickers to extract backed-up chat data. It bypasses security measures, ...

NEW DELHI, May 9 (Reuters) - The hacker who leaked sensitive personal data held by Indian health insurer Star Health last year has taken responsibility for sending death threats and bullets to the ...

A US federal jury ordered Israeli spyware company NSO Group to pay more than $167 million in damages for hacking the devices of approximately 1,400 WhatsApp users in 2019 using its Pegasus software.

This case has its roots in 2019, when WhatsApp accused NSO of secretly hacking into phones with its Pegasus spyware. The app enabled attackers to read messages, access data, and even track users.