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Zimperium has announced it’s enhancing detection and response capabilities of security teams by integrating with the CrowdStrike Falcon cybersecurity platform. Zimperium believes that this new integration, now available on the CrowdStrike Marketplace, enables seamless sharing of mobile threat intelligence from Zimperium’s Mobile Threat Defense platform to CrowdStrike FalconNext-Gen SIEM.  According to Zimperium’s 2024 Global Mobile Threat Report, 82% of phishing

Zimperium has released new research highlighting the evolving landscape of mobile phishing attacks. The data-driven analysis of mobile phishing vectors in 2024 underscores an urgent need for organisations to adopt mobile-specific security strategies to combat these increasingly sophisticated threats, as evidence shows that attackers have moved to a ‘mobile first’ strategy to penetrate corporate networks and

Zimperium has uncovered an advanced mishing (mobile-targeted phishing) campaign impersonating the United States Postal Service (USPS), exclusively targeting mobile devices. Spearheaded by Zimperium’s zLabs threat research team, the investigation reveals an unprecedented method of obfuscation used to deliver malicious PDF files designed to steal credentials and compromise sensitive data.  The campaign exploits the trust that

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 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