A new mobile spyware operation known as ZeroDayRAT has been documented targeting both Android and iOS devices. The cross-platform tool provides attackers with persistent access to personal communications, precise location data and banking activity. According to a new advisory published by iVerify, what's new is the breadth of control offered to operators and how easily infections can be initiated. To compromise a device, an attacker must simply persuade a victim to install a malicious binary, typically an Android APK or an iOS payload. Smishing remains the most common lure, with text messages pushing links to fake but convincing apps. Phishing emails, counterfeit app stores and links shared through WhatsApp or Telegram have also been observed. Device Overview, User Profiling and Financial…