By: Joshua DrakeFollow Joshua Drake (@jduck) Nikias BassenFollow Nikias Bassen (@pimskeks) Apple released iOS 9.2.1 update, the first iOS security update in 2016. As part of this update, Apple fixed code execution vulnerability in syslogd that was reported by Zimperium zLabs researchers Nikias Bassen and Joshua J. Drake. In this blog we’ll share how we … Read More
Just how safe is your phone from hackers? Our own zLabs VP of Research Joshua Drake and founder and chairman Zuk Avraham sat down with Crime Watch Daily’s Ana Garcia to show viewers just how dangerous hackers abusing the Stagefright vulnerabilities can be. One of the most common ways for hackers to take over a person’s … Read More
Last week, a new strain of trojan adware was discovered, bearing automatic device-rooting capabilities that make it almost impossible to remove from affected Android devices. This malware, dubbed Shuanet is another example of increasing sophistication in mobile threats. Shuanet is the third family in a trilogy of recently discovered malicious adware that disguises itself as … Read More
Mobile devices and ubiquitous wireless connectivity have triggered a new lifestyle. We now access information anywhere, anytime as do our adversaries. You should proceed with caution! The power enabling us to do more, also makes us vulnerable to cyberattacks. We at Zimperium are playing our part in mobile safety and would … Read More
We’re thrilled to announce that Zimperium’s Mobile Threat Protection solution won the San Andreas Award for Most Disruptive Technology at the 8th annual TC3 Summit. The Service Provider Innovation Forum (SPIF) of the Telecom Council of Silicon Valley recognized Zimperium for our innovation, execution, management and technology at the Council’s SPIFFY awards ceremony in Mountain … Read More
