Incident Response with Threat Intelligence - Roberto Martinez

In the rapidly evolving digital landscape, safeguarding your data from sophisticated threats like Pegasus is crucial.

In an era where smartphones are an extension of our identities, the idea that they could be turned into 24/7 surveillance devices without our knowledge is unsettling. Pegasus, an advanced spyware…

iVerify underscores that relying solely on Apple’s detection mechanisms is insufficient, as Apple’s detection rate is estimated to be only around 50%

In the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity, spyware remains one of the most insidious threats to individuals, organizations, and even…

Am I one of the victims of mercenary spyware?

In a landmark ruling that signals a sharp warning to the global spyware industry, a U.S. federal jury has ordered NSO Group to pay $168…

Did You Know Your Phone Is the Most Powerful Surveillance Tool Ever Built — and You’re Carrying It Willingly?

A U.S. jury ordered NSO Group to pay Meta's WhatsApp $167M in damages for its 2019 Pegasus spyware attack on 1,400+ users.

A new report from Sekoia.io reveals how the global commercial spyware industry is thriving despite sanctions, selling sophisticated zero-click surveillance tools to governments.

The US-sanctioned NSO Group, maker of Pegasus spyware, was acquired by an American investment firm for "tens of millions." The deal will keep operations in Israel but may lift sanctions.