Kaspersky Lab researchers have discovered a range of vulnerabilities contained in popular dating apps which have the potential to result in various negative consequences for users: from simply identifying a particular person, to unsecured data transmissions and the leaking of personal information. After analysing popular global services, we found that
Bad Rabbit doesn’t use an exploit – it gets delivered through a drive-by attack.
Adverts for the personal data of celebs led researchers to a vulnerability on Instagram.
Kaspersky Lab (www.Kaspersky.co.za) experts have discovered a backdoor planted in a server management software product used by hundreds of large businesses around the world. When activated, the backdoor allows attackers to download further malicious modules or steal data. Kaspersky Lab has alerted NetSarang, the vendor of the affected software, and
While it might be undergoing a name change, ExPetr is still incredibly dangerous.
Malware that deletes root access has been discovered and it has security researchers worried.
A global cyber-attack demanding ransom has hit nearly 100 countries.
Sure that website looks like its the right one, but it might be hiding a dark secret that could spoil your day.
2016 saw a near-threefold rise in mobile malware detections compared to 2015 – with a total of 8.5 million malicious installations identified. This means that, in the space of just one year, a volume equivalent to 50% of all the malware detected in the previous 11 years (15.77 million in
Mirai has been found exploiting flaws in routers to coral them into the malware’s massive botnet.
Companies will have to invest in security solutions as cyber attacks are getting more complex by the day.
The cover provided with internet-enabled products will give buyers a one-year policy against loss of funds through phishing.
