Researchers have identified exploit campaigns targeting Apple Safari and Google Chrome vulnerabilities, showing an alarming trend in mobile malware attacks against unpatched devices.
Clement Lecigne from Google TAG noted that these n-day exploits were particularly effective against unpatched devices, highlighting the ongoing risks despite existing patches.
The watering hole attacks targeted Mongolian government websites, a classic method where attackers compromise sites frequented by their intended victims to deploy malware.
Attribution suggests involvement of APT29, a Russian state-backed group, using exploits that bear similarity to those associated with surveillance vendors like Intellexa and NSO Group.
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