Spyware rarely announces itself with pop-ups or flashing warnings. It slips into everyday routines, quietly tracking what you ...

Advanced Spyware Detect is a a rogue program discovered by security researcher S!RI. This software pretends to be an anti-spyware program, but instead purposely displays legitimate programs on your ...

Spyware is one of those eerie words in cybersecurity that you've probably heard about — and may be nervous about — but don't totally understand the ins and outs of how it works. But spyware is ...

Spyware is designed to stay invisible, so if it’s hiding on your computer, you’re not supposed to notice—at least not right away. I want to walk you through the specific warning signs, tools, and ...

Kaspersky’s detection systems have reportedly discovered an average of 500,000 malicious files per day in 2025, marking a ...

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You may have heard about Pegasus, which is a spyware created by the NSO group based on zero-day vulnerabilities to collect data from smartphones without user consent. Now iMazing has updated its app ...

In the first three months after shipping the Windows Defender Beta 2 anti-spyware application, Microsoft detected 22 million pieces of adware/spyware programs, resulting in roughly 14 million removals ...

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A recent federal court decision raises the question of whether antivirus companies may intentionally overlook spyware that is secretly placed on computers by police. In the case decided earlier this ...

The ability to monitor somebody’s phone is no longer a resource exclusive to governments and spy agencies. Nowadays, anyone from a jealous partner to a prying boss can snoop on someone’s device. Many ...