An Instagram ad was all it took: Leaked exploit kits are hitting employees’ iPhones - Help Net Security
Criminals are using leaked exploit kits to break into vulnerable iPhones, according to iVerify’s 2026 Advanced Mobile Threat Report. Attacks delivered through ads and compromised websites have reached employees who use phones for work.
DarkSword chains together several software flaws to compromise iPhones. Researchers disclosed the toolkit in March 2026, and a newer version appeared on GitHub within a week, giving criminal groups code they could adapt. Another toolkit, Coruna, was served from websites posing as finance and cryptocurrency services.
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An Instagram ad was all it took: Leaked exploit kits are hitting employees’ iPhones - Help Net Security
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Criminals are using leaked exploit kits to break into vulnerable iPhones, according to iVerify’s 2026 Advanced Mobile Threat Report. Attacks delivered through ads and compromised websites have reached employees who use phones for work.
DarkSword chains together several software flaws to compromise iPhones. Researchers disclosed the toolkit in March 2026, and a newer version appeared on GitHub within a week, giving criminal groups code they could adapt. Another toolkit, Coruna, was served from websites posing as finance and cryptocurrency services.