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Espionage: mobile devices are prime targets
The ENISA 2026 report describes espionage cases involving mobile devices: commercial spyware such as Pegasus and Graphite, and hijacked messaging apps.
Shizuku, the legitimate tool that gives malware access to Android
Our experts tested Shizuku on Android 16. Log access, silent installs and self-granted permissions: findings and detection.
Data control: why hosting your data locally isn't enough
Hosting data in a given country is not enough to protect it. True data sovereignty depends on who legally controls it, not on where it sits.
Groupe Saph integrates Pradeo's technology to secure its clients' mobile fleets
Pradeo partners with Groupe Saph to integrate its Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) solution and offer businesses complete, turnkey and local mobile protection.
Fence integrates Pradeo's technology to secure its clients' mobile fleets
Fence, Norwegian MSSP, integrates Pradeo's Mobile Threat Defense to secure its clients' mobile fleets within a fully European security chain.
RedHook: the banking trojan that grants itself system-level access on Android
The RedHook Android banking trojan abuses Wireless ADB to gain system-level access, without exploiting any vulnerability or rooting the device.
What Google's latest report reveals about mobile threats
Google's June 2026 report highlights evolving mobile threats, from extortion via finance applications to quishing and AI-powered smishing.
Android: The 4th zero-day vulnerability patched in six months
Google patched 124 Android vulnerabilities in June 2026, including an exploited zero-day, the fourth in six months. A clear signal for enterprise mobile security.
Vibe Coding: when AI-generated code multiplies vulnerabilities
AI-generated code is introducing vulnerabilities at an increasing rate. With 74 CVEs attributed to AI code in three months, application security is a priority.
2026 World Cup: Cyberattacks Target Fans' Mobile Devices
Fake streaming apps, FIFA phishing scams, and banking Trojans: mobile threats are on the rise as the 2026 World Cup approaches.
Signal: a phishing campaign targets users' backups
A phishing campaign targets Signal users directly within the app. Mobile phishing is impersonating everyday services.
Morpheus Spyware: a fake Android application used for smartphone surveillance
The Android spyware Morpheus relies on sophisticated social engineering to infect its targets and spy on their activities.
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