Attackers actively exploiting Simjacker flaw to steal device data and spy on individuals
Get the Full StoryCybersecurity researchers have warned of a critical vulnerability in SIM cards that could allow remote attackers to compromise targeted mobile phones and spy on victims without their knowledge just by sending an SMS. Dublin-based firm AdaptiveMobile Security said the flaw dubbed Simjacker has been actively exploited for at least two years by a spyware vendor that works with governments to track individuals. The firm didn t disclose the name of the company nor the individuals who may have been targeted in this way. Given the attack works across all platforms, the vulnerability demonstrates the increasing sophistication of threat actors This story continues at The Next WebShare: