Organization
About the ZeroDayRAT Intelligence Center
Understand the Threat. Detect the Compromise. Protect the Device.
Why This Project Exists
Mobile surveillance is becoming easier to buy and easier to operate, while the public understanding of it remains dominated by headlines rather than evidence. This project exists to close that gap for the people who have to make decisions: security teams, executives, officials, journalists and the individuals whose devices are targeted.
- Independent education on mobile threats, written for practitioners rather than for clicks.
- Mobile-security awareness that distinguishes real risk from marketing language.
- Technical defensive intelligence with explicit evidence classification.
- Incident-response guidance that survives contact with a real case.
- Commercial-spyware research examining the market, not just individual samples.
How We Work
Every consequential claim on this site is labelled as observed, reported, advertised or unconfirmed, and analytical interpretation is marked as such. Where public evidence is absent, we write “unknown” rather than inferring capability. When new evidence emerges, pages are revised, dates updated and material changes recorded on the intelligence timeline.
Research is published under the ZeroDayRAT Intelligence Research Team byline — an editorial research team rather than a named individual. We do not invent authors or credentials, and we do not attribute analysis to people who did not write it.
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Independence and Boundaries
Statement of Independence
- No spyware, payloads, malicious packages or builders are hosted or linked.
- No exploit code, persistence code or credential-stealing code is published.
- No operational command-and-control instructions are provided.
- No procurement information, marketplace links or pricing for malicious tooling.
- No fabricated statistics, indicators, samples, CVEs or exploit chains.
Who This Is For
- CISOs and security leadership making mobile risk decisions.
- SOC analysts, detection engineers and incident responders.
- Red and blue team professionals working on mobile scenarios.
- Government cybersecurity personnel and law-enforcement cyber units.
- Corporate security teams and executive-protection functions.
- Journalists and researchers reporting on commercial spyware.
- Executives and individuals concerned about mobile surveillance.
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Research Standard
We distinguish independently observed technical evidence from media reporting, vendor claims and analytical assessment. Our objective is to document mobile threats accurately without facilitating unauthorized surveillance. This site publishes no exploit code, payloads or deployment instructions.