UN experts join growing calls for moratorium on surveillance technologyCyberScoop·Aug 12, 21:19 UTC · Aug 12, 2021Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Commerce Department blacklists controversial spyware company NSO GroupCyberScoop·Nov 3, 18:19 UTC · Nov 3, 2021Malware in the wild60
UN calls for human rights safeguards on artificial intelligenceCyberScoop·Sep 15, 21:31 UTC · Sep 15, 2021Exploit / PoC in the wild60
US watchdog urges federal law enforcement to better track facial recognition amid accuracy concernsCyberScoop·Jun 29, 20:44 UTC · Jun 29, 2021Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Like Social Media, AI Requires Difficult ChoicesSchneier on Security·Dec 15, 00:00 UTC · Dec 15, 2025Threat actor60
Russian Journalist's iPhone Compromised by NSO Group's ZeroThe Hacker News·Sep 15, 00:00 UTC · Sep 15, 2023Exploit / PoC60
Google reveals two global spyware campaigns targeting Apple and Android devicesCyberScoop·Mar 29, 20:00 UTC · Mar 29, 2023Malware in the wild60
Spyware campaigns using zero-days found in Italy, Malaysia, Kazakhstan, UAEThe Record·Mar 29, 13:31 UTC · Mar 29, 2023MalwareCVE-2022-42856CVE-2021-30900CVE-2022-3723+6 CVEs60
Will spyware maker NSO Group's struggles reduce use of its eavesdropping tech? Critics doubt it.CyberScoop·Aug 22, 18:26 UTC · Aug 22, 2022Malware in the wild60
Lawmakers want IRS to address security concerns with use of facial recognition on taxpayersCyberScoop·Feb 7, 14:00 UTC · Feb 7, 2022Data breach60
Meta takes down 7 hacking-for-hire operations that targeted 50,000 usersCyberScoop·Dec 16, 21:34 UTC · Dec 16, 2021Exploit / PoC in the wild60
US Sanctions Pegasus-maker NSO Group and 3 Others For Selling SpywareThe Hacker News·Nov 4, 07:27 UTC · Nov 4, 2021Malware55
Facebook kills its facial recognition system, citing 'societal concerns,' uncertain rules from regulatorsCyberScoop·Nov 2, 18:45 UTC · Nov 2, 2021Policy & legal in the wild60
Spies used Android malware to try collecting intelligence from a Togolese activist, Amnesty saysCyberScoop·Oct 6, 22:01 UTC · Oct 6, 2021Malware in the wild60
Hackers posed as Amnesty International, promising anti-spyware tool that actually collects passwordsCyberScoop·Sep 30, 12:51 UTC · Sep 30, 2021Malware in the wild60
New Leak Reveals Abuse of Pegasus Spyware to Target Journalists GloballyThe Hacker News·Jul 20, 03:39 UTC · Jul 20, 2021Malware55
Amnesty sues NYPD, seeking details about facial recognition technology and arrest dataCyberScoop·Jul 16, 19:15 UTC · Jul 16, 2021Exploit / PoC in the wild60
European Parliament paves path for tighter spyware export controlsCyberScoop·Nov 9, 23:23 UTC · Nov 9, 2020Malware in the wild60
Global cyber community can do more to stop stateCyberScoop·Oct 23, 16:39 UTC · Oct 23, 2020Exploit / PoC in the wild60
Senate Intelligence Committee wants DNI to investigate commercial spyware threatsCyberScoop·Jun 11, 21:02 UTC · Jun 11, 2020Malware in the wild60
Former Ghana government officials sentenced to jail for doing business with NSO GroupCyberScoop·May 13, 14:08 UTC · May 13, 2020Policy & legal in the wild60
COVID-19 Has United Cybersecurity Experts, But Will That Unity Survive the Pandemic?Krebs on Security·Apr 15, 00:00 UTC · Apr 15, 2020Ransomware60
Leave the pandemic out of your phishing simulations, Cofense says to industryCyberScoop·Mar 26, 22:22 UTC · Mar 26, 2020Phishing & fraud in the wild60
Uzbekistan surveillance campaign leverages new spyware against human rights activistsCyberScoop·Mar 14, 01:29 UTC · Mar 14, 2020Malware in the wild60
Modern Mass Surveillance: Identify, Correlate, DiscriminateSchneier on Security·Jan 27, 12:21 UTC · Jan 27, 2020Policy & legal55
Hack of Jeff Bezos' phone likely happened through Saudi crown prince, analysts tell UNCyberScoop·Jan 22, 19:00 UTC · Jan 22, 2020Exploit / PoC in the wild60
The developers of the notorious FinSpy spyware are innovating — and thrivingCyberScoop·Jul 11, 16:51 UTC · Jul 11, 2019Malware in the wild60
Group-IB: $49.4 million of damage caused to Russia’s financial sector from cyber attacksSecurity Affairs·Oct 10, 07:26 UTC · Oct 10, 2018Malware55