Kaspersky presented the results of a security audit that has exposed a significant security flaw enabling unauthorized access to all connected vehicles of one automotive manufacturer.
Mitigating the risks of using open source in KasperskyOS
In this article, we explore the mechanisms built into KasperskyOS that help mitigate risks commonly associated with traditional operating systems.
Kaspersky spots new HackingTeam spyware in the wild after years of silence
The group stands out for its strong command of Russian and knowledge of local nuances, traits that Kaspersky observed in other campaigns linked to this APT threat.
Kaspersky reviews the use of neural networks for work in the UAE
To make employee use of AI more clear and secure, organisations should implement a company-wide policy regarding this aspect.
Kaspersky: new Demon Slayer movie ignites scam campaigns worldwide
Cybercriminals are exploiting users’ interest in the new film, luring them with the promise of free access to the anime.
Kaspersky puts the spotlight on Cyber Immunity and AI Capabilities
On the sidelines of the show, Emad Haffar, Head of Technical Experts, Middle East, Türkiye, and Africa at Kaspersky, discussed the company’s focus areas at GITEX and how it is supporting the region’s growing AI ambitions.
Kaspersky launches online course for universities to integrate cybersecurity knowledge in curriculums
The course can be easily implemented into a university educational program through its learning management systems by request.
How to avoid putting kids at risk when posting photos: Sharing is not always caring
Such behaviour can put children at risk by exposing their identity, location, and/or personal moments to strangers, who could potentially misuse this information.
Kaspersky reports increased smartphone attacks in the first half of 2025
The number of mobile banking trojans detected in the first half of 2025 is almost four times more than in the first half of 2024 and over two times more than in the second half of 2024.
Kaspersky warns of a credential-stealing campaign on Facebook
The malware itself steals passwords, cookies, screenshots, as well as cryptocurrency wallet data.