Cybercriminals are tricking Android users into installing the powerful SpyNote malware through fake Google Chrome installation pages. These counterfeit websites mimic the Google Chrome installation page on the Google Play Store and use the malware to perform comprehensive surveillance, steal data, and achieve complete remote control of infected devices. Once installed, the SpyNote malware can access sensitive information, activate device cameras and microphones, manipulate calls, execute commands, and log keystrokes.
Op-Ed: Hertz Australia’s third-party data breach – what to know
The recent data breach at Hertz Australia underscores the need for companies to scrutinize their third-party vendors due to the increased risk of digital supply
