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Water Saci Hackers Exploit AI Tools to Target WhatsApp Web Users

The Water Saci campaign targeting Brazilian users has escalated significantly, with threat actors demonstrating remarkable technical sophistication by employing artificial intelligence to enhance their malware propagation capabilities. Security researchers have identified a critical shift in the group’s attack methodology: the transition from PowerShell-based scripts to Python variants. This transformation has been accelerated through the use […]

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CISA Warns of Commercial Spyware Targeting Signal and WhatsApp Users

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an urgent alert warning that multiple cyber threat actors are actively exploiting commercial spyware to target users of popular mobile messaging applications, including Signal and WhatsApp. The advisory, published on November 24, 2025, highlights sophisticated attack techniques aimed at compromising victim accounts and gaining unauthorized access […]

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Hackers Leveraging WhatsApp to Silently Harvest Logs and Contact Details

Security researchers at K7 Labs have uncovered a sophisticated phishing campaign targeting Brazilian users that exploits WhatsApp Web to distribute malware and steal sensitive financial information. The attack leverages open-source WhatsApp automation scripts combined with banking trojans, spreading silently through victims’ contacts while harvesting logs, credentials, and personal data. The campaign, identified as part of […]

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Operation DreamJob Attacks on Manufacturing via WhatsApp Web

Operation DreamJob, a longstanding North Korean cyberespionage campaign, has once again demonstrated its lethal effectiveness by targeting manufacturing organizations through deceptive job-related messages delivered via WhatsApp Web. In August 2025, Orange Cyberdefense’s CyberSOC and CSIRT investigated an intrusion targeting an Asian subsidiary of a large European manufacturing organization, revealing how threat actors leveraged social engineering […]

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Sturnus Malware Hijacks Signal and WhatsApp, Taking Full Device Control

MTI Security researchers have uncovered a new, particularly advanced Android banking trojan, dubbed Sturnus, that targets users’ financial and personal data with an unprecedented level of device control and operational stealth. Distinct from conventional mobile malware, Sturnus not only supports the typical arsenal of credential theft and whole device takeover but also demonstrates the ability […]

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Meta wins monopoly trial, convinces judge that social networking is dead

After years of pushback from the Federal Trade Commission over Meta’s acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp, Meta has defeated the FTC’s monopoly claims.

In a Tuesday ruling, US District Judge James Boasberg said the FTC failed to show that Meta has a monopoly in a market dubbed β€œpersonal social networking.” In that narrowly defined market, the FTC unsuccessfully argued, Meta supposedly faces only two rivals, Snapchat and MeWe, which struggle to compete due to its alleged monopoly.

But the days of grouping apps into β€œseparate markets of social networking and social media” are over, Boasberg wrote. He cited the Greek philosopher Heraclitus, who β€œposited that no man can ever step into the same river twice,” while telling the FTC they missed their chance to block Meta’s purchase.

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