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Kaspersky has uncovered a previously unknown IIS module (a piece of software aimed at providing additional features to Microsoft web servers) they have since dubbed Owowa that steals credentials entered by a user when logging into Outlook Web Access (OWA); it also allows the attackers to gain remote control access to the underlying server. Compiled […]

Cyber-attacks are increasingly becoming a constant threat for businesses across the globe and particularly in Africa.

Kaspersky, a leading global cybersecurity and digital privacy company, is one of the first organizations to address the challenge of the hum...

ScarCruft hackers are using a new malware called Chinotto for Windows and Android devices to spy on North Korean defectors and human rights activists.

Kaspersky researchers presented their vision of the future for advanced persistent threats (APTs), outlining how the threat landscape will c...

Cybersecurity is one of the fastest-growing industries today and presents a great number of opportunities for professional development. In t...

Kaspersky Digital Money Movement APAC I was invited to attend the 7th Kaspersky APAC Cybersecurity Weekend this week (happened online due to the ongoing pandemic), and the discussions in the virtual media conference revolved around how the Asia Pacific (APAC) region is now considered as the largest

A new strain of malware called BloodyStealer was recently discovered targeting gamers on Steam, EA Origin and Epic Games Store. It steals user data on cookies, login memory, passwords, session records, banking cards, screenshots and forms.

The Louisiana Workforce Commission reminds individuals impacted by Hurricane Ida in the Louisiana parishes listed below that the deadline to apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) is approaching.

Researchers explain how they identified -- or failed to identify -- the threat actors behind three high-profile incidents and why attribution is so difficult.