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Cyber-security researchers have unearthed a new enterprise-grade Android spyware called Hermit that is being used by the governments via SMS messages to target high-profile people like business executives, human rights activists, journalists, academics and government officials.

The team at cyber-security company Lookout Threat Lab uncovered the 'surveillanceware' that was used by the government of Kazakhstan in April, four months after nationwide protests against government policies were violently suppressed.

Latest figures reveal Australia has the highest percentage of mobile app threats detected and Australians are the most exposed to mobile threats on a...

Here’s what’s coming in the latest version of Google’s mobile operating system, which arrives later this year.

At the last Google I/O conference, the tech giant outlined what’s in store in the forthcoming Android update. However, not everyone will be able to enjoy Android 13, as it will be reserved for the latest smartphones.

Meta Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced that WhatsApp users can now securely transfer chat history

Microsoft is said to be testing casual games internally for the Teams platform and it is said that the company has the right to choose not integrating to consumers and businesses.

40 serious vulnerabilities detected in Android, patched

There are millions of Android apps in Google Play, and while there are safeguards in place to keep malicious ones from sneaking in, a few bad apples inevitably creep through the door.

Mozilla Foundation has unveiled Thunderbird-style email client for Android mobile devices called K-9 Mobile. The developer team is also evaluating the idea of an iOS version.