Skip to content
  • NEWSLETTER
Latest
ESET Finalist for Best Security Company in Expert Insights Awards
Check Point Named Leader & Fast Mover in GigaOm Radar Report
Exabeam Expands its Regional Leadership Team
UAE Organisations Prove More Resilient Than Ever
Booz Allen Hamilton to Acquire Defy Security
AI and Attack Surface Complexity Fuel Majority of Breaches
ManageEngine Introduces Causal Intelligence and Autonomous AI
Kaspersky and Qassim University to Develop Cybersecurity Skills
Misconfigured AI Will Shut Down National Critical Infrastructure
GitGuardian Raises $50M to Tackle NHI and AI Agent Security Risks
Security MEA
Security MEA
  • News
  • Interviews
  • Features
  • Opinions
  • Gallery
  • GITEX
  • GISEC

Peter Kálnai

ESET Research discovers new Lazarus DreamJob campaign

2023-05-09
By: Staff Reporter
On: May 9, 2023
In: Research, News

ESET researchers have discovered a new Lazarus Operation DreamJob campaign targeting Linux users. ESET Research was able to reconstruct the full chain, from the ZIP file that delivers a fake HSBC job offer as a decoy up until the final payload: the SimplexTea Linux backdoor distributed through an OpenDrive cloudRead More…

ESET researchers discover vulnerabilities in signed drivers

2022-01-12
By: Staff Reporter
On: January 12, 2022
In: Research, News

ESET Research has released an in-depth blogpost offering an in-depth look into the abuse of vulnerable kernel drivers. Vulnerabilities in signed drivers are mostly utilized by game cheat developers to circumvent anti-cheat mechanisms,Read More…

Lazarus misuses legitimate security software in a supply-chain attack in South Korea

2020-11-16
By: Staff Reporter
On: November 16, 2020
In: News

ESET researchers recently discovered attempts to deploy Lazarus malware via a supply-chain attack (on less secure parts of the supply network) in South Korea. In order to deliver its malware, the attackers used an unusual supply-chain mechanism, abusing legitimate South Korean security softwareRead More…

ESET and AVAST discover Mikroceen attacking high-profile targets in Central Asia

2020-05-17
By: Staff Reporter
On: May 17, 2020
In: News

ESET teamed up with Avast to research a constantly evolving remote access tool (RAT) with the usual backdoor functionality that ESET has dubbed Mikroceen, only to discover that it is being used in espionage attacks against government and business entities (from the telcos and gas industries) in Central Asia.Read More…

Latest Posts

ESET Finalist for Best Security Company in Expert Insights Awards

By: Staff Reporter
On: February 19, 2026

Check Point Named Leader & Fast Mover in GigaOm Radar Report

By: Staff Reporter
On: February 19, 2026

Exabeam Expands its Regional Leadership Team

By: Staff Reporter
On: February 19, 2026

UAE Organisations Prove More Resilient Than Ever

By: Staff Reporter
On: February 19, 2026

Booz Allen Hamilton to Acquire Defy Security

By: Staff Reporter
On: February 18, 2026

AI and Attack Surface Complexity Fuel Majority of Breaches

By: Staff Reporter
On: February 18, 2026

ManageEngine Introduces Causal Intelligence and Autonomous AI

By: Vathan
On: February 18, 2026

Copyright © 2026 - Zarks Media. All rights reserved