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Read more: DDoS attack is making a comeback, says Kaspersky LabIn the first quarter of 2019, the number of DDoS attacks increased by 84%, compared with Q4 2018. In particular, there has been outstanding growth in the number of attacks that lasted more than an hour, along with the average duration of such attacks. Figures from Kaspersky Lab’s DDoS Q1…
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Read more: Update your WhatsApp to prevent the latest spyware attackIf you think that spyware will only attack your smartphone through WhatsApp when you click on a link, think again. The latest WhatsApp spyware can infect your smartphone by giving you a missed call. It allows hackers to switch on your microphone, camera, read your text (encrypted or not), and…
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Read more: Kaspersky Lab partners SolarWinds to help MSPs deliver automated cybersecurity protection to their customersKaspersky Lab has integrated its cybersecurity solutions with the SolarWinds remote monitoring and management (RMM) platform, N-central, to help service providers (MSPs) support smooth operations and make their routines easier to run. Now MSPs can deploy and manage Kaspersky Lab’s products for endpoints across all their customers through a single…
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Read more: Head in the clouds: humans cause nine out of ten data breaches in the cloudIncidents in public cloud infrastructure are more likely to happen because of a customer’s employees rather than actions carried out by cloud providers, according to a new Kaspersky Lab report – ‘Understanding security of the cloud: from adoption benefits to threats and concerns’. Companies expect cloud providers to be responsible…
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Read more: Digital clutter leaves businesses exposed – and employee fridges could explain whyThe global report “Sorting out digital clutter in business” from Kaspersky Lab found a number of correlations between the creation of digital clutter at work and human habits behind it, such as… organising a fridge. It revealed that nine out of ten (95%) people who see their fridge as organised…
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Read more: 260% More Than Last Year: Kaspersky Lab Blocks over 4M Online Attacks on SG Users in 2018Kaspersky Lab’s latest data from Kaspersky Security Network (KSN) has uncovered more than four million web threats against Singapore Internet users last year. It also represents a more than 260% increase from the number of web threats detected in 2017. This places Singapore as the 157th most attacked country worldwide…
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Read more: TajMahal: rare spying platform with 80 malicious modules, unique functionality and no known links to current threat actorsKaspersky Lab researchers have uncovered a technically sophisticated cyberespionage framework that has been active since at least 2013 and appears to be unconnected to any known threat actors. The framework, which researchers have named TajMahal, features around 80 malicious modules and includes functionality never before seen in an advanced persistent…
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Read more: Meet Genesis – the underground e-shop with tens of thousands of digital doppelgangers for sale to bypass financial anti-fraud solutionsKaspersky Lab has published the results of an investigation into Genesis – an e-shop that is trading over 60,000 stolen and legitimate digital identities, making successful credit card fraud that much easier to conduct. This marketplace as well as other malicious tools involve abusing the machine-learning based anti-fraud approach of…
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Read more: Ingenious imitation, fake GDPR notices, and phishing on behalf of internet giants found in 120 million malicious emails targeting businesses in 2018Spam and phishing techniques are still heavily used by cybercriminals to attack businesses, according to Kaspersky Lab’s Spam and phishing in 2018 report. The report reveals cybercriminals tried to use more tricks to reach businesses in 2018; with 120 million attempted attacks through malicious emails. Fraudsters put more effort into imitating genuine business…
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Read more: Should healthcare organisations outsource IT jobs?As Singapore’s healthcare sector recovers from its second biggest data leak in less than a year due to a slip up by a third-party vendor, one of the questions that is on many people’s mind is whether organisations should outsource IT jobs. On one hand, third-party vendors are supposedly more…
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