Google announced today it blocked a record 2.28 million policy-violating apps from entering the Play Store in 2023, leveraging advanced machine learning, stricter developer vetting, and cross-industry collaborations to combat evolving cyberthreats. The milestone underscores efforts to uphold its SAFE principles (Safeguard Users, Advocate for Developer Protection, Foster Responsible Innovation, Evolve Platform Defenses), which anchor […]
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As part of our ongoing mission to identify emerging threats to mobile security, our zLabs team shares how we can help protect you against Tria Stealer.
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This week’s digest emphasizes the growing need for vigilance in cybersecurity as digital threats continue to evolve. Organizations must stay […]
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In a significant advancement against increasingly sophisticated ransomware threats, researchers from NYU Tandon School of Engineering have introduced SHIELD (Secure Host-Independent Extensible Logging), an innovative detection architecture. This system leverages hardware-level, tamper-proof metrics for real-time ransomware identification. By operating independently of compromised host systems, SHIELD addresses a critical gap in existing detection frameworks, offering unparalleled […]
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A team of researchers from Ben Gurion University of the Negev has pioneered a novel memory forensics framework for analyzing Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) memory during the pre-operating system (pre-OS) phase. Their study, published on January 28, 2025, introduces a groundbreaking approach to addressing the growing threat of UEFI-based malware, which has become a […]
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Officials seize two major hacking forums, zero-day bug found in multiple Apple products, and APTs abuse Gemini AI to bolster cyber operations.
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