Category: News Release

05
Aug
2015

Kaspersky Lab urges car makers to secure cars like computers, networks

The technology of Internet-connected cars promises convenience and advantages for the drivers, but Kaspersky Lab warns it also brings new risks to today’s car users. Kaspersky Lab urges car manufacturers to develop better security features as investigators announced exploitation of the first ever zero-day vulnerability for Internet-connected vehicles. A zero-day...

07
Jul
2015

Kaspersky Lab offers tips for secure online money transfers

In spite of occasional catastrophic Internet-wide security vulnerabilities, consumers are now at the point where it is increasingly futile to try to avoid financial transactions online. While it is no secret that the Web is a bit of a mess in terms of security, it is also unquestionable that conducting...

21
Apr
2015

The Chronicles of Hellsing: a Spy vs Spy Story

Kaspersky Lab has recorded a rare and unusual example of one cybercriminal attacking another. In 2014, Hellsing, a small and technically unremarkable cyberespionage group targeting mostly government and diplomatic organizations in Asia, was subjected to a spear-phishing attack by another threat actor and decided to strike back. Kaspersky Lab believes...

30
Oct
2014

Why Phishing Works and How to Avoid it

Phishing attacks are by far the most popular form of cybercrime in the 21st century. There have been news reports on the lists of organizations whose customers fell victim to phishing attacks. Phishing scams increase in quality and quantity every day. Whereas spam tends to be merely an annoying distraction,...

08
Oct
2014

Kaspersky Lab and INTERPOL alert: Infected ATMs give away millions of dollars without credit cards around the globe

Kaspersky Lab’s experts performed a forensic investigation into cyber-criminal attacks targeting multiple ATMs around the world. During the course of this investigation, the company’s researchers discovered a piece of malware infecting ATMs that allowed attackers to empty the cash machines via direct manipulation, stealing millions of dollars. INTERPOL alerted the...

26
Sep
2014

Hacking a living room: Kaspersky Lab researcher finds multiple vulnerabilities in popular connected home entertainment devices

Popular connected home entertainment devices pose a real cyber security threat due to vulnerabilities in their software, and a lack of elementary security measures such as strong default administrator passwords and encryption of Internet connection. Kaspersky Lab security analyst David Jacoby conducted a research experiment in his own living room...

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