Ankura CTIX FLASH Update - July 29, 2022 - Security
Microsoft has linked the Knotweed threat group to an Austrian spyware vendor that is currently targeting organizations in Europe and Central America with the "Subzero" malware toolkit.
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Microsoft has linked the Knotweed threat group to an Austrian spyware vendor that is currently targeting organizations in Europe and Central America with the "Subzero" malware toolkit.
minute read Share this article: Apps like eHarmony and MeetMe are affected by a flaw in the Agora toolkit that went unpatched for eight months, researchers discovered. Click to Register A vulnerability in an SDK that allows users to make video calls in apps like eHarmony, Plenty of Fish, MeetMe and Skout allows threat actors to spy on private calls without the user knowing. Researchers discovered the flaw, CVE-2020-25605, in a video-calling SDK from a Santa Clara, Calif.-based company called Agora while doing a security audit last year of personal robot called “temi,” which u...