Iranian government is continuing to spy on mobile phones and PCs of dissidents and other individuals thought to be of interest to the regime. Check Point Research investigation of two Iran-based cyber-threat groups has revealed. Infy’s modus operandi has been to install surveillance malware on PCs belonging to targeted individuals and collect a wide range of information from them, including contact information, sensitive data, voice recordings, and image captures. Another group, APT-C-50, has been operating a very similar surveillance campaign dubbed “Domestic Kitten” since 2016.”]