Deepfake creation tools and services can be found on darknet marketplaces. These services offer generative AI video creation for a …
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Kaspersky spotlights security flaws of connected cars
Kaspersky Lab brought together company experts and Kaspersky Motorsport drivers to discuss current and future aspects of automotive industry in … 0 3379
3,200+ fake Meta profiles used in Facebook scam attempt
Group-IB, a global cybersecurity leader headquartered in Singapore, has published new research offering a deep dive into a new and …
Checkmate! How cybercriminals catch chess players in a gambit
Kaspersky cybersecurity experts have discovered that chess players have been targeted by a range of different attacks from cybercriminals spreading malicious or unwanted mobile programs 一 even on Google Play 一 and Trojans and ransomware disguised as chess applications.
Tap-to-pay, cybercriminals can now block contactless payments
Tap-to-pay, cybercriminals can now block contactless payments.
Security Operations Centres to face greater challenges in the coming year
SOCs to face greater challenges from cybercriminals targeting governments and media.
“When it comes to security, we pride ourselves on our holistic approach” – Edgio
CNME Editor Mark Forker managed to secure an exclusive interview with Richard Yew, Senior Director, Product Management – Security at …
IT experts concerned ChatGPT could be exploited by cybercriminals
ChatGPT exploded into the public domain in November last year, and since then has continued to dominate column inches globally. …
The Last of Scams: cybercriminals empty fans’ wallets ahead of new series release
Kaspersky – Cybercriminals empty fans’ wallets ahead of new series release “The Last of Us”
Top 5 SMB threats to watch out for in 2023
Cybercriminals will try to reach out to their victims using every way possible – through unlicensed software, phishing websites or emails, breaches in the business’s security network or even via massive DDoS attacks.
Cybercriminals attack users with 400,000 new malicious files daily
Kaspersky – Cybercriminals attack users with 400,000 new malicious files daily.