Securityweek Predator Spyware Exploits Chrome Zero-Day Vulnerability Against Android Users
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Predator spyware has been linked to Chrome zero-day exploitation, affecting Android users. The spyware is noted for its ability to turn failed attacks into intelligence for future exploits, indicating a sophisticated level of threat. Samsung has released patches to address the vulnerabilities exploited by this spyware.
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