Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) has outlined their predictions for the 2025 advanced persistent threat (APT) landscape, highlighting significant shifts in cyber threats. These include the rise of hacktivist alliances, increased use of AI-powered tools by state-affiliated actors—often with embedded backdoor, more supply chain attacks on open-source projects,Read More…
Companies are planning to increase their investments in information security against the background of growing financial losses from cyber incidents. This trend was revealed in the recent Kaspersky’s IT Security Economics report.Read More…
Kaspersky is introducing a new feature in its mobile apps for Android—Who’s Spying on Me—to extend its protection against digital stalking. In addition to stalkerware detection, the new feature provides protection from offline stalking by detecting suspicious devices tracking the location of a person or object via Bluetooth technology.Read More…
To further enhance global efforts to combat cyber offenses, Kaspersky (www.Kaspersky.co.za) and AFRIPOL have signed a cooperation agreement in preventing and fighting cybercrime. Covering a period of five years, the document formalises and facilitates cooperation between the company and the law enforcement agencyRead More…
Sergey Soldatov, Head of the Kaspersky Security Operations Center, emphasizes the importance of evolving endpoint protection (EPP) and threat intelligence to counter increasingly complex cyber threats, leveraging automation and machine learning.Read More…
As organizations face an increasing number of complex threats, APTs, and targeted attacks, Kaspersky has updated its Kaspersky Anti Targeted Attack (KATA). The upgraded platform now provides customers with a Network Detection and Response (NDR) functionality and allows for more flexible subscription licensing support for Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP).Read More…
Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team has uncovered a new and ongoing malicious campaign that exploits popular software, such as Foxit PDF Editor, AutoCAD and JetBrains. The attackers employ stealer malware to capture victims’ credit card information and details about their infected devices, while also operating as a cryptominer andRead More…
Kaspersky Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team (ICS CERT) experts have discovered critical vulnerabilities in Unisoc SoCs that could allow bypassing security measures and gaining unauthorised remote access by exploiting modem communication with the application processor. The findings were presented at Security Analyst Summit 2024. The high-severity vulnerabilities CVE-2024-39432Read More…
