Researchers catch Yemeni hackers spying on Middle East military phones
The firm Lookout says that Houthi use of cyberespionage is a sign that mobile surveillance is a growing force in global conflicts.
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Lookout’s Tim LeMaster on applying zero-trust protections to mobile devices
CyberScoop speaks with Lookout at the 2023 Zero Trust Summit.
Lookout’s Jim Dolce on challenges agencies face with device inventory
Lookout's CEO catches up with CyberScoop at the Zero Trust Summit.
Cyber measures gain momentum at federal agencies
The White House cybersecurity order proved “game-changing" in fostering leadership support for cybersecurity, zero-trust policies and security-at-the-edge efforts, a new survey finds.
How federal agencies can revamp their mobile security posture
Mobile threat defense solutions help security leaders safeguard sensitive enterprise data from cyber threats that exploit users, apps and devices.
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Maintaining effective data protection in a world of telework
Tony D'Angelo, Vice President, Americas at Lookout joins other influential security leaders to discuss cybersecurity trends and strategies as both public and private sector organizations meet today’s…
Chinese mobile surveillance of Uighurs more pervasive than previously thought, researchers say
The spying tools have been in use for years.
During a pandemic, stalkerware becomes even more sinister
Stalkerware detections have increased, some security researchers say, as the COVID-19 pandemic forces people to possibly quarantine with domestic abusers.
Syrian government surveillance campaign turns to spreading malware in coronavirus apps
In a long-running surveillance campaign, coronavirus is just the latest disguise for malicious spyware applications.
Surveillance campaign against Libyans uses fake Johns Hopkins COVID-19-tracking map
Mobile security firm Lookout has traced a malicious Android application to what it says is a campaign to spy on people in Libya.
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