A cybersecurity firm says it has identified a spyware platform called LightSpy that is operating across 13 countries. Arctic Wolf Networks said in a report released Wednesday that LightSpy enables paid customers to compromise victims and steal personal information. According to the firm, the data it targets includes highly specific location information and recorded content such as audio, video, and screen activity. The report also states that LightSpy can access chat records and camera-related information, expanding the scope of surveillance capabilities. Arctic Wolf describes the platform as malicious software that functions as a service, where users pay to use the tool for data theft. The company’s findings reflect ongoing assessments by cybersecurity researchers about cross-border spyware activity and the risk of unauthorized access to sensitive data and communications. The sources do not name specific targets or the victims affected, nor do they provide details on how the spyware is delivered or deployed in each country.