Mobile malware evolution 2020
In 2020, Kaspersky mobile products and technologies detected 156,710 new mobile banking Trojans and 20,708 new mobile ransomware Trojans. Continue reading Mobile malware evolution 2020
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2021 Cybersecurity Trends: Bigger Budgets, Endpoint Emphasis and Cloud
Insider threats are redefined in 2021, the work-from-home trend will continue define the threat landscape and mobile endpoints become the attack vector of choice, according 2021 forecasts. Continue reading 2021 Cybersecurity Trends: Bigger Budgets, Endpoint Emphasis and Cloud
Sextortionist Campaign Targets iOS, Android Users with New Spyware
Goontact lures users of illicit sites through Telegram and other secure messaging apps and steals their information for future fraudulent use. Continue reading Sextortionist Campaign Targets iOS, Android Users with New Spyware
Don’t Remove Stalkerware Before Reading This Article
Stalkerware is technically software with malicious intent, but security professionals should treat it as a different beast from other malware. Stalkerware is an app or apps that someone else can install on your device to intercept text messages and phone calls, send call logs, record web browsing activity and keystrokes and even access your location. […]
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Why Zero-Click Cyberthreats Should Be on Your Radar
For years, the statistics have told us that human error is the greatest contributor to cyberattacks. We’ve stressed the importance of training, training and more training to prevent the almost inevitable from happening. We’ve been convinced that the key to defending against cyberthreats is to keep the unsuspecting from clicking on phishing emails and infecting […]
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The Modern Workplace: Keeping Remote Workers Productive and Secure
Results from the March 30, 2020, Gartner CFO Survey indicate that 74% of businesses intend to shift some employees to permanent remote work following their initial experience responding to current global conditions. Regardless of recent world events, many workers already spend time on the job, while physically separated from the corporate campus. Sometimes they will […]
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What Is Rich Communication Services? Breaking Down the Benefits and Security Risks
Texting has been available since the 1990s, and it has served us well. Now, Rich Communication Services is here. What kinds of security vulnerabilities are associated with this new tech?
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Security: A Match Made in the SOC
When security analysts partner with artificial intelligence, the benefits include increased productivity, improved job satisfaction, and streamlined threat detection, investigation and response.
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Are You Smarter Than a Jeopardy GOAT? 5 Cybersecurity Topics to Know
Whether you’re the CEO of a multinational corporation or a college kid setting up a Gmail account, proper cybersecurity hygiene should be as essential as understanding the rules of the road.
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Is Juice Jacking a Legitimate Threat or Nothing to Worry About?
Juice jacking is either a rare or currently unpracticed attack that’s brimming with potential for cybercriminals and spies.
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