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Faithbased security failing The fruity cargo cult Apple is getting into serious trouble over its current surge in spyware. In April, the tech titan se...

Apple is not only fighting various malware. In fact, iPhones are becoming spyware's favorite target these days with the likes of Pegasus and LightSpy on the rise.

Apple recently notified a small number of iPhone customers in 92 countries that their phones may be under attack by mercenary spyware.

Apple detected new mercenary spyware attacks against its iPhones in 92 new countries.

Recently, a small number of iPhone users in 92 countries received an unexpected notification from Apple. It was a stark warning that their devices might be under attack by mercenary spyware known for targeting specific individuals. Apple's warning: A call to vigilance The notification was clear and alarming: "Apple detected a targeted mercenary spyware attack

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IPhone owners across 92 countries received urgent security alerts on Wednesday.

Apple has warned about a cyber attack on iPhone users in 92 other countries, including India. The mercenary spyware attacks are more complex compared to regular cybercriminal activity and they target well-known people, including politicians, journalists and diplomats.

Apple has issued a new spyware warning, after it found iPhone users had been targeted in attacks. Heres what to do.

In threat notifications sent in the middle of the night on April 10, Apple told certain users that the attackers were 'likely targeting you specifically because of who you are or what you do'. Why does Apple send out these alerts?