Attackers are taking advantage of TLS-protected web and cloud services for malware delivery and for command and control
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Happy holidays, cyber-crooks are coming for you
Bad actors will take any opportunity to go for your money and will spare no effort to beat the record $6 trillion loss they inflicted in 2019.
Read MorexHelper malware pre-installed on cheap Chinese phones
xHelper / Triada malware found pre-installed on thousands of low-cost Chinese Android devices in emerging markets.
Read MoreCryptominer malware Golang hits Windows, Linux
Cryptominer malware Golang – a new malware is targeting Windows and Linux machines, according to Barracuda Researchers.
Read MoreMalware and ransomware test Asia Pacific markets: report
Markets across Asia Pacific continued to experience a higher-than-average encounter rate for malware and ransomware attacks – 1.6 and 1.7 times higher respectively than the rest of the world.
Read More2019 – The year of ransomware attacks on municipalities: Kaspersky
Kaspersky’s researchers found that at least 174 municipal institutions, with over 3,000 subset organizations have been targeted by ransomware during this year.
Read MoreMobile scams, smart malspam, IoT malware, botnets to rule in 2020: Avast
Avast, a global online security provider has announced its cybersecurity predictions for 2020 in its annual Threat Landscape Report.
Read MoreSmart devices detected 105 million attacks in H1 2019
Smart devices detected 105 million IoT attacks from 276,000 unique IP addresses in the first half of 2019, revealed Kaspersky data.
Read MoreLazarus’ DTrack spy-tool hits financial bodies, research centers: Kaspersky
Kaspersky Global Research and Analysis Team have discovered a previously unknown spy tool, which had been spotted in Indian financial institutions and research centers
Read More60 pc rise in users hit by password stealers in 2019: Kaspersky
Kaspersky’s data showed the number of users, targeted by the password stealers, peaked from less than 600,000 in the first half of 2018 to over 940,000 during the same period in 2019.
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