Tim Roddy, VP Product Marketing, Mobile Threat Defense, Zimperium, explains how mishing is becoming a growing concern in the modern age “Most would agree that the evolution of mobile devices over the last 10 years has been remarkable, including a significant impact to communication and productivity in the workplace. “The combination of 5G technology, cloud-based business
Nicolás Chiaraviglio, Chief Scientist, Zimperium, explains how the company recently offered Water Makara Zero-Day protection against a spear-phishing campaign. “The Water Makara spear-phishing campaign, recently reported by Trend Micro, leverages social engineering tactics and obfuscated JavaScript files to target victims. “The attack entices victims into clicking malicious links or downloading harmful attachments, ultimately leading to credential
Zimperium has announced the availability of its mobile security portfolio in AWS Marketplace and deploy software that runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Zimperium’s new AWS Marketplace listings includes its Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) solutions and its Mobile Application Protection Suite (MAPS). By offering these solutions in AWS Marketplace, Zimperium continues to strengthen its mission of
Zimperium has announced the release of its 2024 Global Mobile Threat Report, which highlights critical mobile threat trends from the past year. The zLabs researchers uncovered a significant rise in “mishing” – also known as mobile targeted phishing – a technique that employs various tactics specifically designed to exploit vulnerabilities in mobile devices and users. Notably,
Zimperium has uncovered new, critical insights into the Gigabud malware campaign, linking it to the notorious Spynote Android RAT. First reported by Cyble in August 2024, Zimperium’s zLabs investigation reveals that this well-coordinated global campaign leverages phishing websites with intent to install malicious mobile apps from financial institutions. Gigabud manipulates users into granting sensitive permissions, leading
Nico Chiaraviglio, Chief Scientist at Zimperium, explains what N-day exploits are and how you can stop them infecting your devices. “Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) recently released a blogpost about a troubling finding: state-backed attackers and commercial surveillance vendors repeatedly using N-day exploits to target known vulnerabilities in devices. (N-day exploit targets vulnerabilities that have already been
After recent in house analysis, Zimperium is warning organisations about the escalating threat of mobile phishing attacks. Mobile phishing includes various forms such as SMS phishing (smishing), voice phishing (vishing), app-based phishing, email phishing and social media phishing. While some of phishing campaigns appear to target consumers, they can serve as a trojan horse to
Zimperium has announced that it’s collaborating with Okta to deliver a significant advancement in identity threat protection for mobile devices. By integrating Zimperium Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) with Okta Identity Threat Protection with Okta AI, the companies believe that they are providing organisations with mobile security and on-device operational efficiency. The sophistication and rapid evolution of
Nico Chiaraviglio, Chief Scientist at Zimperium, offers an expert insight into the growing threat of one-time password stealing malware. One-time passwords (OTPs) have become a cornerstone of modern cybersecurity, offering an additional layer of protection for online accounts. However, as enterprises rely more heavily on OTPs to safeguard sensitive data and applications, attackers have also
Zimperium has announced the discovery of a new and potent threat identified as the SMS Stealer. This malicious software, uncovered by Zimperium’s zLabs team during routine malware analysis, has been identified in over 105,000 samples, across more than 600 global brands, highlighting its extensive reach and significant risks, including account takeovers and identity theft. The SMS
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