Possible U.S.-developed exploits linked to first known ‘mass’ iOS attack
2026-03-04T20:35:39Z•c25038adc6fd2fd02fce8ebc1c492b1443ce62b44f651bf07da34eae6ff1288d
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What happened
This collection of CyberScoop stories highlights multiple high-risk developments: researchers traced a Coruna iOS exploit kit—possibly built from a leaked U.S. framework—used in the first known mass iOS attack and observed moving between a spyware vendor’s customer, Russian actors, and Chinese cybercriminals. Security teams also disclosed agentic AI browser flaws (e.g., Comet/Zenity) that can be triggered via simple invites to access local files, enumerate directories, and exfiltrate data. Google shipped a large March 2026 Android security update that includes a recently actively exploited, on
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