A new research by Kaspersky Labs show that smartwatches can become tools for spying on their owners, by collecting silent accelerometer and gyroscope signals that – after analysis – could be turned into datasets unique to the smartwatch owner.Read More…
In a latest report, Kaspersky Lab claimed that the partner program it launched last year in April targeting managed service providers (MSPs), has been pretty successful and in less one year by February 2018 it was able to reach the mark of 1000 registered partners.Read More…
The automotive industry is going through a major change, and with the introduction of connected and self-driving cars, new cybersecurity glitches have been presented. Gartner predicts that by 2020, there will be quarter billion connected vehicles on the road, enabling new in-vehicle services.Read More…
Kaspersky Lab researchers have discovered ZooPark, a sophisticated cyberespionage campaign, which for several years has been targeting users of Android devices based in several Middle Eastern countries. Using legitimate websites as sources of infection, the campaign appears to be a nation-state backed operation aimed at political organizations, activists and otherRead More…
Kaspersky Lab’s researchers have discovered evidence of an emerging and alarming trend: more and more advanced cyber threat actors are turning their attention to attacks against the healthcare sector.Read More…
A new study by Kaspersky Lab reveals that before the age of 16, most young women in the U.S., Europe and Israel have already decided against a career in cybersecurity. This trend is a major factor contributing to the industry’s continued struggle to attract female recruits, as it attempts toRead More…
Kaspersky Lab joined hands with Redington to distribute its wide portfolio of corporate security solutions across East Africa. The distributor will focus on expanding the market for Kaspersky’s remote security monitoring, managed security, virtualisation security to mobile device security and management solutions in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and Ethiopia.Read More…
Ransomware initially targeted individuals through phishing or other infection techniques that required user interaction. While profitable to the cybercriminals, such campaigns took time to reach a big scale. The WannaCry attack that happened in May, took ransomware to the next level by introducing worm-based compromise of machines. This Tuesday’s attacks,Read More…
