If you use a Samsung Galaxy phone, you should be aware of a new security threat that may have put your personal data at risk.

A major cybersecurity alert has been issued for Samsung Galaxy users after experts uncovered a sophisticated spyware campaign that had been secretly operating for nearly a year.

A new Android spyware called Landfall has been uncovered targeting Samsung Galaxy phones through a zero-click image exploit.

Landfall is Android spyware that hit Samsung Galaxy phones via a zero click image flaw (CVE-2025-21042). Sent as DNG images, ...

Security researchers at Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 have uncovered a stealthy spyware campaign, which used WhatsApp images to ...

Cybersecurity firm Unit 42 has discovered a spyware campaign on Samsung Galaxy devices exploiting a zero-day vulnerability to ...

LANDFALL spyware exploited a Samsung Galaxy flaw (CVE-2025-21042) via WhatsApp images before April 2025 patch.

For months, hackers conducted a quiet but highly advanced espionage campaign targeting select Samsung Galaxy users. The invasion used an exploit so sophisticated that it infected ...

A stealth WhatsApp image hack hit Samsung Galaxy phones. Discover how the Landfall spyware worked, what it stole, and how ...

seen as a key advantage over similar services from Apple Inc and Google Inc. The South Korean firm said Samsung Pay was run by its own mobile division and was on a physically separate network to ...

Users with Samsung Galaxy devices running Android 13–15 are advised to ensure they have installed all April 2025 or later security updates.

Samsung is gearing up to roll out the One UI 8 to all its smartphones and tablets, but depending on which model and region, the Android 16 update may take months to arrive on your Galaxy phone. For ...