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Former NSA employee pleads guilty to keeping top secret documents at home

Nghia Hoang Pho, 67, of Ellicott City, Md., pleaded guilty to willful retention of national defence information, according to federal law enforcement officials

Notorious disk-encrypting ransomware 'Mamba' returns in several countries including India

'Mamba' ransomware had primarily affected some organisations in Brazil and specifically, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency last November.

Trump administration removes Kaspersky Lab from the list of approved vendors in US

The Trump administration on 11 July removed Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab from two lists of approved vendors used by government agencies to purchase technology equipment.

Unused apps pose a huge security risk says Kaspersky Labs; here's what you could do for safety

According to a report by Kaspersky Labs, your smartphone is vulnerable to threats, if you have a lot of unused apps installed on your phone.

KasperskyOS announced; a secure solution for IoT and more

According to Eugene Kaspersky, the idea was to build a secure OS that combats the growing threat of unsecured devices.

Over 140 banks in 40 countries infected by advanced, virtually undetectable malware: Report

A new wave of fileless malware is going mainstream and targeting banks directly. This malware resides entirely in RAM and is virtually undetectable.

Cos Spent Over $500 Mn On Damage Control Following Info Leaks In 2011

InfoWatch unveils the results of their annual global study of confidential data leaks.

Russia launches case against Microsoft over alleged violation of competition laws

Russia has launched a case against US IT giant Microsoft over alleged violation of the country's competition law, Russian Federal Anti-Monopoly Service said on Thursday.

Kaspersky Labs finds Pokemon Go malware that has been downloaded over 500,000 times

Kaspersky Labs has spotted a malicious Android app that masquerades as a Pokémon Go Guide. The app has so far been downloaded more than 500,000 times and Kaspersky estimates that at least 6,000 devices are completely compromised.

Kaspersky Kids programme to help Indian students learn safe surfing habits