Iphone Malware News Today

Kaspersky says it has created a tool that can give users the ability to check if their device has spyware installed. Here's how it works.

Scam text messages from unknown numbers with seemingly innocuous messages could actually infect your phone with malware and steal your information.

Google Play Store: Here are the apps which might harm your device. And here are the tips which might help you to save your device from any malware.

Your iPhone does not turn off entirely. Its chipset remains active on low-power mode to allow features such as Find My to work. This capability of the iPhone could be misused, researchers have shown.

Apple's iPhone is susceptible to a malware despite it turned off, says researchers. An iPhone malware can run and infect devices despite it being shut down or turned off, and it will continue to do its malicious actions without the smartphone running.

QuaDream, a smaller and "lower profile" surveillance vendor, is accused of hacking into iPhones around the world. Many noticed that this spyware uses a similar software exploit as the notorious NSO Group, which led to some speculations. An investigation is still underway.

Earlier this month, researchers revealed an iPhone bug on devices running with iOS 15. Hackers used this iPhone Safari bug to spy on a victim's browser history and steal their Google ID. Fortunately, Apple fixed this issue in the iOS 15.3 RC.

Security researchers recently developed a new technique that could fake the iPhone shutdown. The technique called "NoReboot" can be exploited by malicious actors to spy on a person using their iPhone camera and microphone without their knowledge.

Apple users should watch out because an incredibly sophisticated iPhone malware was recently spotted online. Cybercriminals use this to create a separate computer inside the iPhone memory to spy and steal the victim's data.

Phone malware scan: How do you know if your phone has a virus? While there isn't one simple answer to that, Antivirus companies suggest that malware perform 'repeated tasks that can take up resources on your devices'. Here are some of the important signs that your phone may have been infected by malware.