The cybersecurity firm Arctic Wolf Networks said Wednesday that it detected a malicious software platform, called LightSpy, which enables users to pay the company to steal victims' personal information, including hyper-specific location data, sound recording, chat records, camera and video and screen recording and more.
The cybersecurity firm Arctic Wolf Networks said Wednesday that it detected a malicious software platform, called LightSpy, which enables users to pay the company to steal victims' personal information, including hyper-specific location data, sound recording, chat records, camera and video and screen recording and more.
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