ESET Research discovered multistage Android malware, which ESET named AridSpy, being distributed via five dedicated websites. ESET detected occurrences of AridSpy in both Palestine and Egypt and attributed it, with medium confidence,
Sophos X-Ops Finds Links Between Five Well-Known Chinese Threat Groups, Including APT41 and BackdoorDiplomacy Chinese Attackers Leverage Previously Unseen Malware for Espionage and Persistence Sophos, a global leader of innovative security solutions
ESET Research discovered two previously unknown backdoors — which we named LunarWeb and LunarMail — compromising a European ministry of foreign affairs and its diplomatic missions abroad, primarily in the Middle East.
ESET researchers recently discovered targeted attacks that used undocumented tools against various high-profile companies and local governments mostly in Asia, but also in the Middle East and Africa. These attacks were conducted
More Than Espionage The majority of targeted attacks hitting businesses nowadays are conducted with cyberespionage in mind, harvesting precious business secrets or confidential personal data. But from time to time attackers get
Russian software security giant Kaspersky Lab has formed a strategic partnership with a Chinese state-own company as Beijing and Moscow work more closely in policing their cyberspace. The deal was signed on
Quick Heal Technologies has released its Quarterly Threat Report (QTR) for the second quarter of 2015 (April to June 2015). The report offers a detailed look back at the top malware samples,
New Kaspersky Lab report charts five years of cyberespionage targeting government, military and civil organizations around the South China Sea From setting up spying infrastructure within a country’s borders for real-time connections
Quick Heal Technologies has launched its new brand ‘Seqrite’, which aims at IT security solutions for business enterprises. With this, the IT products company intends to solidify its burgeoning market share and
China’s Ministry of National Defense on Wednesday refuted the accusations that the nation’s military supports cyberespionage, and said a recent security report backing the claims used scientifically flawed evidence. The ministry made