Samsung Galaxy phones were targeted by the sophisticated "LANDFALL" zero-day spyware, which stole personal data using a malformed image file.

If you use a Samsung Galaxy phone, you should be aware of a new security threat that may have put your personal data at risk.

A Samsung Galaxy zero-day spyware (LANDFALL) exploited a flaw via malicious photos for a year, allowing surveillance on S-series flagships.

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Cybersecurity firm Unit 42 has discovered a spyware campaign on Samsung Galaxy devices exploiting a zero-day vulnerability to ...

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Similar to other commercial-grade spyware, Landfall enables broad surveillance of victims by vacuuming up on-device data as ...