Hackers have launched a sophisticated mobile spyware platform that triggers a total compromise of Android and iOS devices.

The ZeroDayRAT spyware toolkit can let attackers track location, view live camera feeds, and steal baking credentials on Android and iOS.

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A new mobile spyware operation known as ZeroDayRAT has been documented targeting both Android and iOS devices.

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