Malware

As organizations embrace smartphones and tablets in the workplace as a primary way for their workers to access data. But with greater flexibility comes greater risks.

Because they now sit at the intersection of your work and personal lives, mobile devices are with you from the moment you wake up to when you go to sleep.

As more organization pivot to remote work, learn why proactive mobile embedded app defense is a must-have for financial services.

Traditional endpoint protection does not protect all of your endpoints, learn how Lookout protects against app, device, and network threats.

Security on mobile devices is often overlooked, creating a gap in your security architecture. Don't overlook the most used endpoint.

Secure your cloud collaboration and productivity with full visibility and control.

Lookout is constantly discovering and researching new threats to protect and advise our customers

Web and mobile apps have become a key part of everyday life to manage everything from booking travel to handling finances. This rise has also led to more attacks.

Securing corporate data from risks shouldn’t be a roadblock for productivity, but rather a set of practices to ensure employees aren’t putting their organizations at risk.

Enabling secure productivity of your mobile workforces.

Small businesses are increasingly relying on Microsoft Office 365 to enable their employees to work how they want and where they want. However, this comes with a big risk.

Smartphone apps have become an integral part of everyday life. Proactively protect your customers’ data and account credentials on mobile with Lookout App Defense.

As the leading provider of mobile security, Lookout integrates with tools that help organizations benefit from unified security, visibility, and management of endpoints.

Key security goals set by the Regulatory Technical Standards for PSD2 are the ability to detect malware and provide a security to mitigate risk on user devices.

Organizations are increasingly adopting mobile management strategies for mobile, but in today’s evolving threat landscape it’s more challenging than ever to stay secure.

What is Monokle, and why can it possess remote access trojan (RAT) functionality? Discover more with Lookout & the landscape of mobile threat intelligence.

Smartphone apps have become an integral part of everyday life. Almost every company is now investing in mobile apps to deliver innovative services to their customers.

Mobile apps have become an integral part of everyday life. To win consumer engagement, almost every company is investing in mobile apps to deliver services to customers.

Advanced mobile app protection against customer data compromise and fraud.

Dark Caracal Technical Report Executive Summary & Key Findings

Lookout Threat Advisory taps into the massive dataset from Lookout’s global sensor network to give you actionable intelligence on the latest mobile threats and risks.

Pegasus is highly advanced in its use of zero-days, obfuscation, encryption, and kernel-level exploitation.

Chrysaor is the Android variant of the Pegasus surveillanceware. Discover how the threat uses an otherwise well-known rooting technique called Framaroot.

Get visual, step-by-step instructions on how to determine if you've been affected by Pegasus.

Read Lookout's investigation into this highly sophisticated espionage software. The attack takes advantage of how essential mobile devices in our lives.

Lookout Mobile Threat Protection is a security solution for your mobile workforce to view and defeat evolving mobile threats.

As you embrace the productivity boost that comes with using the internet as your default corporate network, you need to stay vigilant against these internet-based threats.

As the federal government continues to emphasize the importance of Zero Trust, Lookout has achieved a major milestone to aid in those efforts.

To help the energy industry react to evolving cyber threats, Lookout today published the 2021 Lookout Energy Industry Threat Report.

This campaign is the latest example of how attacks are leveraging various mobile-targeting methods to maximize their return.

A popular Android app Barcode Scanner was recently found to be infected with adware. After an update in late 2020, it started pushing advertising to users without warning.

All levels of government are increasingly exposed to credential-harvesting mobile attacks as well as risks from adware and outdated operating systems.

The Lookout Threat Intelligence team has discovered a new mobile app threat targeting iOS and Android users in Chinese speaking countries, Korea and Japan.

We found that 77 percent of mobile phishing attempts on pharmaceutical organizations through the third quarter of 2020 intended on delivering malware.

With this partnership, Lookout can stop malicious apps before they become a threat by scanning apps submitted to the Google Play Store before they are available for download.

Monokle is a new and sophisticated set of custom Android surveillanceware tools developed by the Russia-based company, Special Technology Centre, Ltd.

Mobile has emerged as a key component of the Advanced Persistent Threat arsenal and is the ideal weapon for cyber espionage.

Gartner recently released its July 2017 Hype Cycle for Mobile Security 2017, confirming that mobile threat defense (MTD) has matured as a key enterprise security technology.

Enterprises often overlook mobile security risks because they are focused on seemingly low encounter rates for specific threats in the wild.

Mobile threats are more complex than a piece of malware in a third-party app store. In this blog post we dissect the “threats” component of the Mobile Risk Matrix.

XcodeGhost is the latest example that iOS devices, indeed any device, can be subject to attack and that even a highly-curated app store can contain malicious apps.