Russian hackers use breached sites to steal iPhone and Android data

A cyberespionage campaign linked to Russia’s APT29 hacking group used compromised websites and a hijacked analytics script to target iPhone and Android users. Visiting an affected page was enough to trigger an attack on a vulnerable device, potentially exposing browser sessions, saved Wi-Fi passwords, and private messages. Sekoia’s researchers uncovered the campaign in mid-October 2026 … The post Russian hackers use…

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