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Spyware is one of the top threats to your mobile security and can severely impact your handset's performance if you are unlucky enough to become infected. It is a type of malware that typically lands on your iPhone or Android phone through malicious mobile apps or through phishing links, emails, and messages. While appearing to be a legitimate software package or useful utility, spyware will operate quietly in the background to monitor your movements,
The tech giant said the threat stems from the vast majority of users not updating to the latest version of their phone software, known as iOS 26. The patch includes advanced security upgrades for the latest vulnerabilities that hackers have allegedly been using in real-world attacks. Specifically, they've exploited sneaky flaws in the part of the iPhone that handles web browsing, called WebKit.
The data that a smartphone transmits in a continuous loop can be divided into two categories: legitimate data that maintains the functionality of the device, and sensitive data that is used for tracking, advertising and other purposes. It is not always clear which data falls into which category. For example, if your device sends diagnostic data and reports to the manufacturer or app developers, this may be necessary and important. However, it usually also requires your consent.
These findings led us to conclude that this exploit kit was not patchworked but rather designed with a unified approach. We assume that it's an updated version of the same exploitation framework that was used - at least to some extent - in Operation Triangulation.
Google security researchers released a report detailing Coruna as a highly sophisticated iPhone hacking toolkit that reportedly exploits multiple distinct vulnerabilities in iOS and includes several complete attack chains capable of bypassing iPhone security defenses. The toolkit can silently install malware when users simply visit compromised websites - no clicks, no downloads, no user interaction required.
