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Kaspersky reports that highly targeted attacks are using Microsoft Windows and Chrome zero-days
Kaspersky confirms that as a part of Patch Tuesday, Microsoft has finally patched both attacks.
Malware disguised as Minecraft modpacks discovered on Google Play store: Report
The discovered malicious apps can reportedly disrupt the smooth functioning of your smartphone or tablet.
Account takeover incidents in finance industry increased 20% in 2020, says cybersecurity firm Kaspersky
As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the importance of e-commerce and digital financial services increased in 2020 with people spending more time at home
Kaspersky launches a digital toolkit for students and educators to teach them about cybersecurity
Around 168,550 users encountered various threats, disguised as popular learning platforms between January to June 2020.
Malware disguised as TikTok-alternative app is being circulated via WhatsApp, SMS by cybercriminals: Report
Kaspersky has advised users to download apps only from the official app stores to steer clear of such fraudulent schemes.
Russian space research startup StartRocket plans to remove space debris using foam
Decades of space exploration has led to a build-up of more than five lakh pieces of useless artificial objects in space.
ISRO was targeted by the same malware that was used to attack NPCIL's Kudankulam nuclear plant: Report
The officials at the nuclear plant and ISRO were made aware of the security breach on 4 September.
Kaspersky Anti-Cheat is the company’s solution to nab cheaters in esports events
Not only esports, but Kaspersky Anti-Cheat can also be deployed to online games by developers
Fake Faceapp with an adware module is currently infecting devices: Report
Faceapp uploads the image of your face to FaceApp’s servers to run it through its neural networks.
Kaspersky experts find new phishing scam being spread by using Google Calendar
Attackers can take advantage of a feature that automatically adds invitations and events to calendars
Around a million plus Asus users infected with malware through software updates: Report
Kaspersky said it informed Asus about the attack in January and was assisting the company with its investigation.
Your digital life can be sold for as low as Rs 3,500 on the Dark web: Kaspersky Lab
This can include data from social media accounts, banking details, even services like Uber, Netflix.
A third of users in India victim to internet threats between July and September
India ranks 12th when it comes to the dangers associated with surfing the web as per Kaspersky Labs.
Kaspersky willing to 'adopt and comply' with India's data localisation laws
With its "Digital India" initiative for increased digitisation, Cybersecurity could become a major concern.
US judge dismissed two Kaspersky lawsuits to overturn the bans on their software use in American govt networks
Two lawsuits by Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab that sought to overturn bans on the use of its products in US government networks, were dismissed on 30 May
Twitter bans ads from Kaspersky citing conflict with advertising rules and alleged ties with Russian intelligence
Eugene Kaspersky said in his blog post that he was surprised by Twitter’s ban and asked the company to reconsider.
Sizable portion of smartphone users affected by mobile malware were lured through adult content: Report
During the course of the research, Kaspersky Lab specialists identified 23 families of malware that use adult content to hide their real functionality.
Kaspersky Lab anti-virus software to be banned on sensitive computers in Lithuania says government
This month Britain’s main cybersecurity agency warned British government agencies to avoid using anti-virus software from Russian companies.
British cybersecurity agency warns UK government to avoid using Russian anti-virus software
Kaspersky Lab said in a statement that it looked forward to working with the NCSC on the issue.
Kaspersky founder says that he would quit Russia if its intelligence asked him to spy for them
Kaspersky said his company had faced a “tsunami” of media reports and statements from the U.S. government which he said were misleading and unfounded.