IT threat evolution Q3 2022

Recent APT campaigns, a sophisticated UEFI rootkit, new ransomware for Windows, Linux and ESXi, attacks on foreign and crypto-currency exchanges, and malicious packages in online code repositories. Continue reading IT threat evolution Q3 2022

Threat in your browser: what dangers innocent-looking extensions hold for users

In this research, we observed various types of threats that mimic useful web browser extensions, and the number of users attacked by them. Continue reading Threat in your browser: what dangers innocent-looking extensions hold for users

Razy in search of cryptocurrency

Last year, we discovered malware that installs a malicious browser extension on its victim’s computer or infects an already installed extension. To do so, it disables the integrity check for installed extensions and automatic updates for the targeted browser. Kaspersky Lab products detect the malicious program as Trojan.Win32.Razy.gen. Continue reading Razy in search of cryptocurrency

Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2018. Top security stories

All too often, both rely on manipulating human psychology as a way of compromising entire systems or individual computers. Increasingly, the devices targeted also include those that we don’t consider to be computers – from children’s toys to security cameras. Here is our annual round-up of major incidents and key trends from 2018 Continue reading Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2018. Top security stories

Dissecting the Chrome Extension Facebook malware

The Facebook malware that spread last week was dissected in a collaboration with Kaspersky Lab and Detectify. We were able to get help from the involved companies and cloud services to quickly shut down parts of the attack to mitigate it as fast as possible. Continue reading Dissecting the Chrome Extension Facebook malware