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Google Warns of UNC6040 Vishing Scam: iPhones and Android Phones at Risk

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Google Warns of UNC6040 Vishing Scam: iPhones and Android Phones at Risk

Google Alert: These Incoming Calls Could Compromise Your Phone—Ignore Them to Stay Safe By : Javid Amin |  June 10, 2025  Google and the FBI have issued urgent warnings about a sophisticated phone scam targeting both Android and iPhone users. This emerging threat, orchestrated by a cybercriminal group known as UNC6040, is part of a rising trend in vishing attacks—where hackers use fake voice calls to manipulate victims into compromising their devices. What’s Happening? According to Google’s Threat Intelligence Group, UNC6040 doesn’t break into your phone using malware or brute…

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Your iPhones and Android Smartphones Are at Risk: Five New Pegasus Spyware Variants Discovered

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Your iPhones and Android Smartphones Are at Risk: Five New Pegasus Spyware Variants Discovered

Newly Discovered Pegasus Spyware Threats Put iPhones and Android Devices at Risk By: Javid Amin In a groundbreaking discovery, mobile security firm iVerify has unveiled five previously undetected Pegasus spyware variants targeting both iPhones and Android devices. This revelation underscores a growing threat: spyware once reserved for high-profile individuals is now being used to infiltrate the smartphones of ordinary citizens. The findings highlight an urgent need for enhanced mobile security as Pegasus continues to evolve and evade traditional defenses. What is Pegasus Spyware and Why Should You Care? Developed by…

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Apple Users at Risk: ICERT Warns of High-Severity Security Vulnerability

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Apple Users at Risk: ICERT Warns of High-Severity Security Vulnerability

The Central government has issued a high-severity warning to Apple users about a new security vulnerability that could allow attackers to take control of their devices. The vulnerability is in the WebKit browser engine, which is used by Safari and other browsers. It comes in Apple products like the iPhone and iWatch. The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team, which functions under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, has cautioned against multiple vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to execute an arbitrary code, escalate privileges, or bypass security restrictions on…

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