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Kaspersky researchers have uncovered a new Android espionage campaign called SandStrike, targeting a Persian-speaking religious minority.

Kaspersky’s latest data uncovered that eCommerce -related phishing scams continue to outpace banking and payment-related phishing methods.

24% of companies with 50-999 employees are considering using pirated software to cut IT costs, warns Kaspersky report.

Kaspersky researchers have uncovered a new malware stealing users credentials, address, credit card data, cryptocurrencies, and accounts.

In terms of the share of vulnerabilities with publicly available exploits, three countries out of top five are located in Southeast Asia.

Kaspersky updates Endpoint Detection and Response Optimum, offering advanced automated detection and tailored incident response recommendations.

With new EDR functionality in Kaspersky Industrial CyberSecurity, customers can now gain instant visibility on OT security incidents and run response actions.

Nearly 10 years since experts unmasked an active cyber-espionage campaign, the state-sponsored group continues to show prolific updating of tactics.

There are three main factors which cause the bulk of spam emails targeting APAC: population, high adoption of e-services, and pandemic lockdowns.

Global cybersecurity company Kaspersky warns of more mobile banking attacks against Android and iOS devices in APAC.

Living in a world without cybersecurity would be a digital dystopia, warns Kaspersky. No encryption, privacy, or trust in tech.

Kaspersky Threat Data Feeds integrate with Microsoft Sentinel, providing actionable context for attack investigation and response.

Independent security testing organisation SE Labs has awarded Kaspersky Endpoint Detection and Response Expert a ‘AAA’ rating.

A total of 1,817,635 web threats against Internet users were detected and blocked in Singapore between April to June 2022.

Exploits for vulnerabilities in Microsoft Office have surged, accounting for 82% of total exploits in Q2 2022, according to Kaspersky.

The attacks involved modifications of the well-known malware, DTrack, as well as the use of a brand-new Maui ransomware.

Kaspersky's study uncovers that more than half believe a ransomware attack against their business is too small to worry about.

Kaspersky researchers have uncovered a new ransomware group that further underlines the trend of ransomware actors turning to cross-platform functionality.

Scammers posing as Nvidia launched a fraudulent website for their 30th anniversary, offering a fake Bitcoin giveaway. The scammers used an incorrect logo color.

Remote work setups kept businesses afloat during the pandemic, but also led to an increase in RDP attacks, says Kaspersky.