How Everyday Apps Became Tools of Modern Warfare
State actors are using mobile apps to collect intelligence, influence targets, and support operations. Learn why mobile app vetting is becoming a national security imperative.
State actors are using mobile apps to collect intelligence, influence targets, and support operations. Learn why mobile app vetting is becoming a national security imperative.
Thailand’s new government benefit scheme was barely live before scammers struck. Read more about the scam and the overall mobile fraud problem.
A new DHS OIG report revealed serious mobile security failures that resulted in a higher risk of cyberattacks and unauthorized access to sensitive information.
Zero Trust shrank your network attack surface but mobile apps are expanding it fast. AI is accelerating both development and exploitation, leaving enterprises exposed where they have the least visibility.
Quokka analyzed over 150,000 mobile apps and found that foundational security weaknesses remain widespread across both Android and iOS apps. Read the analysis.
On March 31, 2026, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center published a public service announcement warning about the data security risks of foreign-developed mobile apps frequently used in the United States.
We’re proud to announce that Q-scout integrates with Omnissa Workspace ONE®, giving enterprise security teams clearer visibility into mobile apps across managed fleets and a stronger defense against app-based threats.
A newly discovered flaw in Android devices running MediaTek chipsets lets attackers unlock devices and extract sensitive data in less than 60 seconds.
Quokka is excited to be a member of the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA), an ecosystem of software development companies and security services partners.
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