The app reportedly boasted tens of thousands of customers who used it to transmit hundreds of thousands of sensitive data fragments about their spouses, partners, and more. Hacktivists had previously breached Spyhide’s servers and obstructed access to the pilfered data. However, because the app was still present on tens of thousands of devices and maintained communication with its command-and-control (C2) server, its operators managed to rebrand it and carry on with their activities.
