Leading cybersecurity experts, scientists, business leaders and government officials from more than 20 countries worldwide have come together for the inaugural international Cyber Immunity Conference. Exploring the complex and evolving cyberthreat landscape
Kaspersky Lab has published the results of its more-than-year-long investigation into the activity of Lazarus – a notorious hacking group allegedly responsible for the theft of 81 million dollars from the Central
On average two-in-five computers, related tothe technological infrastructure of industrial enterprises, faced cyberattacks in the second half of 2016. This is a finding from Kaspersky Lab’s report, the “Threat Landscape for Industrial
In the wake of the Shamoon malware attacks, a new wiper targets Middle East andshows interest inEuropean targets Kaspersky Lab’s Global Research and Analysis Team has discovered a new sophisticatedwiper malware, called
Based on validated security intelligence data, Kaspersky Threat Lookup provides an effective tool for enterprises to improve their incident response and forensics; offering reliable, aggregated, retrospective and global insight on the latest
Social media started life as a wayof staying in touch with friends and sharing happy memories.However, the results of the latest study fromLab indicate that social media nowleaves many people feeling negative
Newly-discovered Trojan uses unsuspecting Android device users as toolsto redirect traffic from WiFi-connected devices to websites controlled by the attackers Kaspersky Lab experts have uncovered a remarkable evolution in Android OS malware:
After releasing decryption tools for two variants of CryptXXX ransomware in April and May 2016, Kaspersky Lab is releasing a new decryptor for files that have been locked with the latest version
In 2016 ransomware attacks on business increased three-fold: which represents a change from an attack every 2 minutes in January to one every 40 seconds by October. For individuals the rate of
Kaspersky Lab’s cloud malware collection now carries a billion malicious objects, including viruses, Trojans, backdoors, ransomware, and advertisement applications and their components. A fifth were discovered and identified as malicious by Astraea
After analyzing information on more than 31 million Wi-Fi hotspots around the world, Kaspersky Lab has found that every fourth (28%) is unsecured and poses a risk to users’ personal data. That
According to Kaspersky Lab’s global research and analysis team Asian and African Banks are attacked using a zero day vulnerability. The research teams have discovered attacks which appear to be using a
