Google has credited Kaspersky for uncovering and reporting the issue, reflecting the company’s ongoing commitment to collaboration with the global cybersecurity community and ensuring user safety.
Positive Technologies study reveals successful cyberattacks net 5x profits
Positive Technologies has released a study on the dark web market, analysing prices for illegal cybersecurity services and products, as well as the costs incurred by cybercriminals to carry out attacks.
Kaspersky detects 23% increase in attacks targeting vulnerable Windows drivers
Kaspersky detects 23% increase in attacks targeting vulnerable Windows drivers.
Qualys research shows a sharp rise of 30% in CVEs in 2024
According to new research from the Qualys Threat Research Unit (TRU), between January to mid-July, the CVE count rose by …
Tenable study reveals 40% of cyberattacks breach Saudi Arabian organisations’ defences
Security teams are so busy remediating cyberattacks that they don’t have time or resources to focus efforts on strengthening defences to deflect and protect against them.
83% of successful cyberattacks in the Middle East had a targeted nature
Attacks on Middle Eastern government agencies are mainly carried out by APT groups (56%), covertly establishing themselves in the victim’s infrastructure for the purpose of cyberespionage.
12 tips to keep your business safe from cyberattacks
According to recent research, more than 85% of companies have been the victim of a ransomware attack in the past year.
Cyberattacks on young gamers up 57% in 2022
Kaspersky’s latest report ‘The Dark Side of Kids’ Virtual Gaming Worlds explores the risks for young players in online gaming and analyses threats related to the most popular online games for 3-16-year-old kids.
Kaspersky highlights cyberattacks could disrupt robotized production
70% of workers at manufacturing companies in the UAE believe there are considerable risks due to potential cyberattacks on robots, …
Employees in the UAE believe robots are prone to cyberattacks
Kaspersky – Employees in the UAE believe robots are prone to cyberattacks, but trust them to control city transport & logistics.