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DDoS Attacks Jump 18% YoY in Q2
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DDoS Attacks Jump 18% YoY in Q2

12/09/2020 No Comments ddoskasperksyprotection

The number of DDoS attacks detected by Kaspersky jumped 18% year-on-year in the second quarter, according to the latest figures from the Russian AV vendor.…

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New Plurox malware is a backdoor, cryptominer, and worm, all packed into one
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New Plurox malware is a backdoor, cryptominer, and worm, all packed into one

13/05/2020 No Comments botnetcryptominingiockasperksymalwarensatrojanvirus

A new strain of malware has been spotted in the wild by the Kaspersky security team. Named Plurox, this new malware is a cut above…

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New Security Warning Issued For Google's 1.5 Billion Gmail And Calendar Users
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New Security Warning Issued For Google’s 1.5 Billion Gmail And Calendar Users

18/04/2020 No Comments gmailgooglekasperksyphishingscamspam

Google’s Gmail email service is used by upwards of 1.5 billion people. The Google Calendar app, meanwhile, has been downloaded more than a billion times…

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Researchers Say They Uncovered Uzbekistan Hacking Operations Due To Spectacularly Bad OPSEC
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Researchers Say They Uncovered Uzbekistan Hacking Operations Due To Spectacularly Bad OPSEC

04/10/2019 No Comments kasperksymalwareviruszero day

Nation-state spy agencies are only as good as their operational security—the care they take to keep their digital spy operations from being discovered. But occasionally…

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Saudi Aramco launches data diode security technology – Arab News

04/03/2021 No Comments
What can you do about the 'unfixable' exploit affecting almost every iPhone and iPad?

What can you do about the ‘unfixable’ exploit affecting almost every iPhone and iPad?

03/10/2019 No Comments
Nearly 60% of businesses suffered a data breach in the past 3 years

Nearly 60% of businesses suffered a data breach in the past 3 years

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Researchers Say They Uncovered Uzbekistan Hacking Operations Due To Spectacularly Bad OPSEC

Researchers Say They Uncovered Uzbekistan Hacking Operations Due To Spectacularly Bad OPSEC

04/10/2019 No Comments
APAC firms will need AI as speed increasingly critical in cyberdefence

APAC firms will need AI as speed increasingly critical in cyberdefence

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