A bug in the Android and iPhone monitoring operations allows anyone to access private data exfiltrated from a victim's device ...

Spyzie was found to be vulnerable to the same flaw as Cocospy and Spyzie More than half a million Android users were exposed ...

Another little-known phone monitoring outfit has quietly amassed half a million customers, whose email addresses are now in ...

The bug allows unauthorized access to images, locations, and email IDs, proving ongoing risks in stalkerware platforms.

A significant security vulnerability has been identified in two popular mobile surveillance applications, Cocospy and Spyic, potentially exposing sensitive data of millions of individuals whose ...

A serious security vulnerability has been found in popular stalkerware apps, exposing the sensitive personal information and ...

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Cocospy and Spyic were found to be leaking sensitive information The developers are not responding and the bugs have not been fixed People's photos, messages, call logs, and more, are at risk ...

According to security researchers, a bug in the Spyzie stalkerware app has exposed over 500,000 email addresses of iPhone and ...

Email addresses, text messages, call logs, photographs, and other sensitive data, belonging to millions of people may have been exposed online thanks to a pair of faulty spyware applications.

The bug allows anyone to access the personal data — messages, photos, call logs, and more — exfiltrated from any phone or tablet compromised by Cocospy and Spyic, two differently branded ...