Threat Intelligence specialists at the Positive Technologies Expert Security Center (PT ESC) have identified and analyzed a new malware campaign targeting individuals in the Middle East and North Africa. Active since September 2024, the campaign uses a modified version of AsyncRAT to target victims. To spread the malware, the attackers posedRead More…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the cybersecurity landscape, presenting both unprecedented opportunities and significant challenges for professionals in the field. By 2025 and beyond, AI will not only become a powerful tool in the hands of defendersRead More…
Positive Technologies announced that its PT SWARM expert Arseniy Sharoglazov identified the CVE-2024-28059 (BDU:2024-01648) vulnerability in MyQ Print Server, a printing management solution, which might have resulted in the interception of sensitive documents and breachesRead More…
Positive Technologies has released an in-depth report examining the potential use of artificial intelligence in cyberattacks. According to the report, AI could eventually be used by attackers across all tactics outlined in the MITRE ATT&CK matrix and in 59% of its techniques.Read More…
Positive Technologies has signed a distribution agreement with leading Egyptian ICT company Mideast Communication Systems (MCS) to promote Positive Technologies products and services in Egypt and Africa.Read More…
Positive Technologies analyzed cyberthreats in the financial industry, finding that by the end of H1 2024, these organizations placed among the top five in recorded incidents. During this period, the share of cyberattacks using social engineering more than doubled compared to H1 2023, while malware remains the weapon of choice forRead More…
Positive Technologies experts conducted a study of the Q3 2024 cybersecurity threatscape. The study revealed that IT professionals were the most frequent targets of attacks on individuals. By targeting IT specialists, criminals were able to gain access to IT companies and launch supply chain attacks.Read More…
Microsoft released an update for a range of Windows products to resolve the CVE-2024-43629 vulnerability discovered by Sergey Tarasov from the Positive Technologies Expert Security Center (PT ESC). Updates were released for Windows 10, Windows 11, Windows Server 2025, Windows Server 2022, and Windows Server 2019. The vulnerability received aRead More…
