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A highly sophisticated hacker targeted owners of Android and Windows devices in the first quarter of 2020, carrying out hacking via "watering hole" attacks, Google has revealed. One server targeted Windows users while the other targeted Android, said Project Zero, one of Google's security teams that has recently launched its own initiative aimed at researching new ways to detect Zero-Day exploits in the wild. "We discovered two exploit servers delivering different exploit chains via watering hole attacks," Google said in an update on Tuesday. "Both the Windows and the Android servers used...
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