ESET Research discovered 116 malicious packages in PyPI, the official repository of software for the Python programming language, uploaded across 53 projects. Victims have downloaded these packages over 10,000 times.
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Xopero joins ESET Technology Alliance
ESET, a global IT security firm, has announced that Xopero, Europe-based provider of data backup solutions has joined the Technology … 0 5972
Simple antivirus is not enough anymore. ESET is introducing all-in-one protection for consumers
ESET is introducing three brand new customer-centric subscription tiers, providing both broad and reliable digital life protection via new features, such as a Virtual Private Network (VPN) and a Browser Privacy & Security extension.
ESET Managing Director advocates for Gen AI adoption, but stresses that it needs to be regulated
Husni Hammoud, Managing Director at ESET Middle East, tells CNME Editor Mark Forker how the company never stands still in its pursuit of excellence after 35 years at the top, and says Gen AI holds the key to the future, but has called for better regulation to safeguard the threats that exist in relation to privacy.
ESET research discovers MoustachedBouncer targeting diplomats via network tampering
MoustachedBouncer is a threat group, recently discovered by ESET researchers, which specialises in the espionage of foreign embassies, including European ones, in Belarus. It is very likely aligned with Belarus interests.
APT groups muddying the waters for MSPs
A quick dive into the murky world of cyberespionage and other growing threats facing managed service providers – and their customers.
ESET discovers corporate secrets and data on recycled company routers
Over 56% of the core routers ESET purchased from secondary market vendors contained a treasure trove of sensitive data, including corporate credentials, VPN details, cryptographic keys, and more.
ESET launches ESET Cyber Security for macOS v7.3
Each component of ESET Cyber Security for macOS starts only when needed and runs for its allotted time, after which it is automatically deactivated, helping to save on device resources.
When war meets cyberspace – the impact of Russia’s invasion on digital threats
Since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, ransomware has increased its destructive capabilities; in T3, several ransomware-mimicking wipers appeared in connection with the war, targeting Ukrainian entities.
Why your data is more valuable than you may realise
Why your data is more valuable than you may realise.
ESET Research discovers espionage campaign targeting Android users
ESET Research discovers StrongPity APT group’s espionage campaign targeting Android users with trojanised Telegram app.