Tag: kaspersky
BloodyStealer Steals Gamers’ Account Data to Sell on Dark Web Forums
Kaspersky researchers have discovered an advanced Trojan, called the BloodyStealer, sold on darknet forums and used to harvest gamers’ accounts across widely used gaming...
Attackers Use Fake FMWhatsapp to Spread Triada Trojan
From data privacy violations to fake applications, WhatsApp has been in the news for various reasons since the beginning of 2021. The popular instant...
Patch Now! Researchers Find Zero-Day Flaws in Google and Microsoft
The risks from cybercriminals exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities have become a continuous threat for organizations, globally. Recently, security experts from Kaspersky found a zero-day vulnerability...
ICS is Becoming a Hot Favorite of Threat Actors: Kaspersky Report
ICS (Industrial Control System) or SCADA have faced large volumes of attacks from notorious threat actors in the recent past. Be it the China-linked...
Wroba Trojan Resurfaces, Targets U.S. Users
For the most part, Wroba Trojan activities were limited to the Asian countries. But very recently, researchers at Kaspersky Labs are seeing the mobile...
COVID-19 Becomes an Enabler for Better Cybersecurity for SMBs
Even though COVID-19 saw an unprecedented number of layoffs and budget cuts for enterprises across the world, cybersecurity remained to be one of the...
Cyberattacks on ICS See a Downward Trend in H1 2020
A report from IT security solutions provider, Kaspersky, suggests that industrial control systems (ICS) sectors globally have seen a gradual decline in the number...
Microsoft Fixes 129 Vulnerabilities in its September Patch Tuesday
Microsoft’s September Patch Tuesday saw the technology giant releasing updates to address 129 vulnerabilities: 23 of which were deemed critical, 105 were important, and...
Online Education at Risk! DDoS Attacks on E-Learning Platforms Increase by...
With organizations across the world continuing their operations remotely, opportunistic cybercriminals are taking advantage of this situation by targeting online e-learning platforms. Hackers have...
Hackers Exploit Inactive Domains to Mint Money: Report
Security researchers from Kaspersky found that cybercriminals are using thousands of inactive domains to redirect users to malicious URLs. According to Kaspersky, cybercriminals kept 1,000...
