Kaspersky has introduced two new specialisations for partners that provide significant advantages when selling and deploying enterprise solutions. The new …
New smartphone Trojan has reached more than 620 000 downloads
The new Trojan family, Fleckpe, is Kaspersky’s latest discovery that spreads via Google Play under the guise of photo editors, wallpaper packs and other apps. In fact, it subscribes the unwitting user to paid services.
Denial, bargaining, acceptance: reactions to corporate data compromised on the Darknet
When detecting a cybersecurity incident related to corporate data compromised on the Dark web, whether it be sale of a database, infrastructure compromise or ransomware, the victim company was notified about this threat by Kaspersky team.
Kaspersky warns of browser extensions that steal crypto
Browser extensions have become an attractive target for hackers looking to exploit unsuspecting crypto users.
Prices for creating deepfakes on the darkweb reach $20,000 per minute
According to the estimates by Kaspersky experts, prices per one minute of a deepfake video may range from $300 to $20,000.
The digital minefield: Kaspersky experts share insights on cyberthreat agenda at Cybersecurity Weekend
Experts from Kaspersky discussed the biggest cyberthreats specifically targeting governments, enterprises, businesses and industrial organizations while forecasting trends that will …
Kaspersky investigates Tomiris APT group targeting government entities in CIS
This Russian-speaking actor uses a wide variety of malware implants developed at a rapid pace and in all programming languages imaginable, presumably in order to obstruct attribution.
Evolution of Lazarus’ DeathNote cluster: from cryptocurrency attacks to the defence sector
Kaspersky discovered a Qbot malware spike targeting corporate users, spread via a malicious spam-email campaign.
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.
Cryptocurrency phishing grows by 40% in one year
Kaspersky’s anti-phishing systems have prevented 5 million cryptocurrency-related phishing attacks in 2022, increasing by 40% compared to the previous year.