Spyware once used by governments is now spreading to cybercriminals Anyone with an iPhone can now be the target of invasive malware that siphons off personal texts, call histories and calendar data. Axios · Mar 21
New iPhone hack steals messages, emails, and location from ‘millions’ of phones in seconds So-called ‘DarkSword’ attacks break through Apple devices’ security defences to steal personal data in seconds. Euronews · Mar 19
Hundreds of millions of iPhones vulnerable to new Darksword spyware attack The spyware is capable of stealing data and cryptocurrency wallet information The Independent UK · Mar 19
More than 220 million iPhones under attack from new DarkSword exploit — how to stay safe Newly discovered "DarkSword" iPhone exploit impacts anyone still running iOS 18, putting their data and their devices at risk. Tom’s Guide · Mar 18
Meet all 33 Silicon Valley power players at Trump’s high-profile tech dinner—and here’s Elon Musk’s explanation for why he wasn’t there From Gates to Zuckerberg, Trump hosted dozens of Silicon Valley icons in the newly renovated Rose Garden. Fortune · Sep 5, 2025
Beware – Iran-linked fake VPN apps found to spy on Android users While VPN demand has soared across Iran since June 13, researchers discovered a new Android spyware campaign starting one week after the Israel-Iran conflict began. TechRadar · Jul 22, 2025
Government-linked Italian spyware maker caught distributing malicious Android apps Security researchers accuse notorious spyware maker SIO of loading fake versions of popular apps and support tools with malicious code. TechRadar · Feb 17, 2025
"We had a fear of failure and a fear of success at the same time": How Green Day smashed through punk rock's glass ceiling to sell 20 million copies of Dookie Released on February 1, 1994, Green Day's third album Dookie turned the Californian punk band into global superstars. Here's how they made that bold leap into the unknown Metal Hammer · Feb 1, 2024
An ex-rocker is a person of interest in his girlfriends disappearance - here’s what we know Three weeks ago, Alice ‘Alyx’ Kamakaokalani Herrmann disappeared in California. Now, her ex-rock star boyfriend has been named as a person of interest in her disappearance. Martha McHardy reports The Independent UK · Dec 20, 2023
Android can now analyze any image and describe it to you — here's how it works Discover the ins and outs of Google Lookout's Image Q&A feature with our step-by-step guide. Tom’s Guide · Nov 29, 2023
Lookout sells off consumer security business to go all-in on enterprise F-Secure is acquiring Lookout’s consumer mobile security business, enabling the latter to solely focus on enterprise. TechRadar · Apr 27, 2023
The Pinduoduo malware executed a dangerous zero-day against millions of Android devices Pinduoduo was pulled from the Play Store for allegedly stealing sensitive data and deploying backdoors. TechRadar · Mar 28, 2023
Police stopped a Black couple in Tennessee – and took their children Bianca Clayborne and Deonte Williams’ case fits pattern of child welfare services fueling disparities in who gets to remain a family The Guardian - US · Mar 18, 2023
Police Found a Blunt in Their Car. So They Seized Their Kids. "Then my baby started crying so I reached for my son, and as I'm reaching, a man held me and told me, 'Don't touch him. He's getting taken away from you,'" said the children's mother. Reason · Mar 16, 2023
Asharq Al-Awsat · Nov 11, 2022 Chinese Spyware Targets Uyghurs through Apps Cybersecurity researchers said they have found evidence of Chinese spyware in Uyghur-language apps that can track the location and harvest the data of Uyghurs living in China and abroad. Uyghurs are a Turkic Muslim minority predominantly in China's northwestern region of Xinjiang, where a recent UN report said Beijing may…