I understand that some people are ignorant of the cyber security that is required when you start getting access to someone’s phone. This is beyond stupid. Watch Sgt. Hy break it down for you.
This bug is active in malware attacks and cyber espionage. Keep your eyes open for something different, from the article here.
“ESET named the strain they found Win32/StealthFalcon. They said this malware works as a basic backdoor that allows Stealth Falcon operators to download and run additional code on infected hosts, or to exfiltrate data to remote servers.”
Sounds like it is limited in use so far, but that doesn’t mean it won’t be used soon.
My default thought is that if you get physical access to it, you can hack it eventually. You really need to test with outside white hat hackers on your system to make sure you are doing everything you can to secure your stuff.
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