How Much Cybercriminals Sell Access to Companies For
In this digital age, cybercrime has been on the rise with these criminals final target being money. The most widespread…
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How Sorting Out Spam Email Costs Your Company
Employees who receive 30-60 external emails per day could be wasting 11 hours every year looking through and identifying spam…
Kaspersky Unveils Cybersecurity Training For IT Experts
Multinational cybersecurity firm Kaspersky has launched a new Windows Incident Response training course to help organisations deal with cyberthreats. The…
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How Scammers Subscribe Mobile Users To Unwanted Paid Services
There are millions of apps, helping users with almost every aspect of their everyday life – from entertainment to banking…
Cyberwar in Ukraine Leads To All-time-High Levels Of DDoS Attacks
Compared to Q1 2021, the number of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks in Q1 2022 rose 4.5 times with…
Does Online Learning Stand A Chance?
A Kaspersky survey revealed the attitude of adults, including teachers, to digital education during the pandemic. It turns out that…
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44% of Businesses In The META Region Don’t Protect Their Full IoT Suite
Pushing The Limits: How To Address Specific Cybersecurity Demands And Protect IoT, a Kaspersky study, revealed two-in-five businesses (44 per…
Kaspersky and INTERPOL Thwart Cyber Robbery
Kaspersky experts unearthed a cybercrime incident in a Central Bank in Latin America. Attackers brought it into their radar as…
Third Firmware Bookit Discovered
Cybersecurity researchers at Kaspersky have uncovered the third case of a firmware bootkit in the wild which they have dubbed…
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SA, Kenya & Nigeria Witness Decrease Of Ordinary Threats
According to Kaspersky’s latest research on the threat landscape trends, South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria are facing a dramatic change…
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