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    Home»Development»Security»WhatsApp: FreeType-lek gebruikt bij aanvallen met Paragon-spyware

    WhatsApp: FreeType-lek gebruikt bij aanvallen met Paragon-spyware

    June 20, 2025

    WhatsApp: FreeType-lek gebruikt bij aanvallen met Paragon-spyware

    Een kwetsbaarheid in FreeType die in maart door Meta werd geopenbaard is gebruikt bij aanvallen met de Graphite-spyware van Paragon Solutions. Dat heeft WhatsApp tegenover SecurityWeek laten weten. Fr …
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