Recent research indicates that the Predator spyware, once thought to be inactive due to US sanctions, has resurfaced with enhanced evasion techniques.  Despite efforts to curb its use, Predator continues to be employed in countries like the DRC and Angola, targeting high-profile individuals. The spyware’s new infrastructure makes it harder to track victims, emphasizing the need for robust cybersecurity measures.  Defenders can mitigate risks by implementing regular updates, enabling lockdown mode, and deploying mobile device management systems.

Source: GBHackers