Russian cyberespies, Gamaredon, reportedly part of Russia’s Federal Security Agency, have been using two Android spyware named ‘BoneSpy’ and ‘PlainGnome’ to target Russian-speaking individuals in former Soviet states. BoneSpy collects SMS messages, records audio, accesses user’s web browsing history, extracts contact details, among other features. The newer malware, PlainGnome, is stealthier and uses advanced features to reduce detection risks. Lookout, who discovered the spyware, noted that neither of them has so far been found on Google Play.
Drug price increases added $815M to US medical spending: 3 things to know
A report by the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review shows that unjustified price increases for top-selling drugs accounted for $815 million in US medical
