I think we should end this post.

Now we've taken apart some interesting surveillance malware and the companies that develop it ⛓

If you want, I can make a post in the future with a breakdown of individual zero devs and zero clicks

As a summary I can say.🔅

There has been quite a lot of spyware lately.
Both government companies and private enterprises are watching us. Zero click attacks that are used in such software are very difficult to detect and they pose a widespread threat to privacy . I can advise you to watch very closely for updates . After all, many exploits just work for outdated programs/software/patches.
It is also desirable to analyze your device for suspicious activity.

At this point it is time to end.
His look in the archive there a lot of useful information to complement this post.
It will be useful to you for self-study. There will be articles about spyware, their development in the future, about some development companies, as well as about forensics and spyware detection 🔑

By the way, if you want to learn more about this kind of stuff, here are some spyware guides on the gehub:

Spyware Collection ;

Spyware for android ;

Spyware for Windows ;

Spyware Generator ;

0-day repository collection ;

Forcedentry ;

Thanks for reading❤️

And remember my Alice: Entering someone else's garden, where the servants paint roses to another, you will meet the queen of spades, be careful with it, or you risk losing your head ♠️🎀

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