Mobile Threats
Zero-click Trojan
Malicious links — one-click
Malicious links — one-click
Zero-click Trojans exploit device vulnerabilities to install malware without user interaction, enabling data leakage and forensic extraction while allowing for location tracking and access to malicious links, ultimately granting complete remote control.
Malicious links — one-click
Malicious links — one-click
Malicious links — one-click
One-click malicious links can deceive users into downloading malware or exposing their credentials through misleading webpages, which may also facilitate data leakage and allow for forensic extraction. Additionally, these threats can be linked to zero-click Trojans that enable location tracking without any user interaction.
Interception
Malicious links — one-click
Location tracking
Interception attacks can lead to data leakage by capturing voice, messages, and data in transit through network spoofing or compromised infrastructure. These attacks may also enable forensic extraction, location tracking, and the distribution of malicious links, including zero-click Trojans.
Location tracking
Data leakage (privacy)
Location tracking
Location tracking utilizes GPS, Wi-Fi, and cell-tower data to monitor device movements, helping to map user patterns while also being vigilant against potential data leakage from malicious links and zero-click Trojans, which can compromise security during forensic extraction.
Forensic extraction
Data leakage (privacy)
Data leakage (privacy)
Forensic extraction is essential for recovering residual data from devices, as it exposes deleted files, call logs, messages, and app artifacts, which can help prevent data leakage. This process also aids in identifying location tracking, detecting malicious links, and safeguarding against threats like zero-click Trojans.
Data leakage (privacy)
Data leakage (privacy)
Data leakage (privacy)
Data leakage can expose personal and corporate information through insecure apps, cloud sync, and backups, as well as intentional exfiltration. This vulnerability can be exacerbated by threats such as malicious links, zero-click Trojans, and the risks associated with forensic extraction and location tracking.