WhatsApp’s zero-click hack will enable hackers to compromise phones without any user action or clicking on a link. WhatsApp's ...

WhatsApp disclosed that Paragon Solutions, an Israeli spyware firm, targeted approximately 90 of its users across over two dozen countries. The attack involved zero-click hacks, affecting journalists ...

The WhatsApp official told Reuters it had detected an effort to hack approximately 90 users. The official declined to say who ... typically pitch their services as critical to fighting crime and ...

As first reported by The Guardian, WhatsApp users have been targeted by a sophisticated spyware hack attack requiring no user interaction. WhatsApp told the newspaper that it had high confidence ...

Four people have so far come forward as victims of the Paragon spyware campaign targeting WhatsApp users, including one ...

According to the chat service, an Israeli company called Paragon Solutions used group chats and PDFs to target the ...

Meta disclosed that Israeli firm Paragon Solutions targeted around 90 WhatsApp users, including journalists, using a zero-click hack, where users need not click anything for the hack to work.

An official with Meta's popular WhatsApp chat service said the Israeli spyware company Paragon Solutions had targeted scores of its users, including journalists and members of civil society.

The official said that WhatsApp had sent Paragon a cease-and-desist letter following the hack. ... Hi! You've reached one of our premium articles. This is available exclusively to subscribers.

The official told the Reuters news agency on Friday that WhatsApp had sent Paragon a cease-and-desist letter following the hack. The official ... Similar spy tools – which allow remote access ...

In response, WhatsApp has issued a cease-and-desist letter to Paragon, calling out the hack and pledging to continue ... that is being increasingly used to spy on journalists, activists, and ...