IT threat evolution Q2 2021
Ferocious Kitten, TunnelSnake, PuzzleMaker and other threat actors, zero-day vulnerabilities, ransomware and banking Trojans – check out our review of Q2 2021. Continue reading IT threat evolution Q2 2021
Category Archives: mobile threats
IT threat evolution in Q2 2021. Mobile statistics
In Q2 2021, we prevented 14,465,672 mobile malware, adware and riskware attacks; 886,105 malicious installation packages were detected, of which 24,604 packages were mobile banking Trojans and 3,623 packages were mobile ransomware Trojans. Continue reading IT threat evolution in Q2 2021. Mobile statistics
Are Your Employees’ Old Phone Numbers Creating Vulnerabilities?
In the last hour, I’ve used my phone to take pictures of my teenagers, spy on my dogs while I was out of the house, pay my electric bill and watch a funny video. Then, while buying some new dish towels (yet another use), I used my phone as an identity document without even realizing […]
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Remote dating: How do the apps safeguard our data?
The pandemic and the restrictions that came with it have led to an increase in the popularity of dating apps. But what about their security? Continue reading Remote dating: How do the apps safeguard our data?
IT threat evolution Q1 2021
SolarWinds attacks, MS Exchange vulnerabilities, fake adblocker distributing miner, malware for Apple Silicon platform and other threats in Q1 2021. Continue reading IT threat evolution Q1 2021
IT threat evolution Q1 2021. Mobile statistics
In the first quarter of 2021 we detected 1.45M mobile installation packages, of which 25K packages were related to mobile banking Trojans and 3.6K packages were mobile ransomware Trojans. Continue reading IT threat evolution Q1 2021. Mobile statistics
Social Engineering: How to Keep Security Researchers Safe
Attacking the very people who work on stopping threat actors may seem like a bad idea. But some threat groups do go after people who’ve made a career doing vulnerability research. We’ll take a look at a recent social engineering attack campaign targeted at cyber defense experts. How can you and your employees avoid falling […]
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Ransomware by the numbers: Reassessing the threat’s global impact
In this report, we’ll take a look at the numbers behind the ransomware threat from 2019 to 2020, what they mean — and what they foretell about ransomware’s future. Continue reading Ransomware by the numbers: Reassessing the threat’s global impact
Malicious code in APKPure app
Malicious code was detected in version 3.17.18 of the APKPure alternative app store for Android. We recommend deleting the infected version and installing APKPure 3.17.19 asap. Continue reading Malicious code in APKPure app
Financial Cyberthreats in 2020
This research is a continuation of our annual financial threat reports providing an overview of the latest trends and key events across the financial threat landscape. The study covers the common phishing threats, along with Windows and Android-based financial malware. Continue reading Financial Cyberthreats in 2020