Collaborate Disseminate
How exactly can indicators of compromise help information security specialists in their everyday work? To find the answer we asked three Kaspersky experts to share their experience. Continue reading Indicators of compromise (IOCs): how we collect and use them
A review of Do Not Track (DNT) statistics for the most widely used web tracking services in 2021 and 2022. Continue reading Who tracked internet users in 2021–2022
We released Python-based command line tools for our OpenTIP service that also implement a client class that you can reuse in your own tools. Continue reading OpenTIP, command line edition
Kaspersky Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services in 2021 in facts and figures: number of security incidents detected, their severity, etc. Continue reading Managed detection and response in 2021
Kaspersky Safe Kids statistics on categories of websites, mobile apps and YouTube searches, plus some suggestions on what to buy children for Christmas this year. Continue reading Choosing Christmas gifts for kids: Squid Game and Huggy Wuggy are trending
How to trick the machine-learning model in Anti-Spam designed to detect and quarantine suspicious e-mails, and how to detect such attacks. Continue reading How and why do we attack our own Anti-Spam?
Several interesting attacks detected by Kaspersky Managed Detection and Response (MDR): two PrintNightmare exploitation attempts, MuddyWater attack and LSASS credential dumping. Continue reading Kaspersky Managed Detection and Response: interesting cases
Several interesting attacks detected by Kaspersky Managed Detection and Response (MDR): two PrintNightmare exploitation attempts, MuddyWater attack and LSASS credential dumping. Continue reading Kaspersky Managed Detection and Response: interesting cases
How we took part in the Machine Learning Security Evasion Competition (MLSEC) — a series of trials testing contestants’ ability to create and attack machine learning models. Continue reading How we took part in MLSEC and (almost) won
Go programs may contain hundreds of calls, it is obviously impractical to manually look up each type using a hex editor. So, there is the script I use in my daily work. Continue reading Extracting type information from Go binaries