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Read more: Hacktivists Are Teaming Up With DDoS-for-Hire ProvidersKaspersky finds 9 of 148 DDoS-for-hire providers have hacktivist ties, with 16 new providers in Q1 2026 alone.
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Read more: Kaspersky Warns Travellers of Hotel Wi-Fi, Spy Cam Risks
Ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix and festive travel season, Kaspersky shares practical tips for spotting hotel Wi-Fi risks, hidden cameras and smart-device data leaks.
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Read more: Half of APAC Retail Staff Share Sensitive Credentials
Kaspersky research finds 87% of retailers hit by cyber incidents worldwide, with half of APAC retail staff sharing sensitive login credentials.
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Read more: Kaspersky Uncovers Encryptionless Ransomware Tactic ‘Payload’
Kaspersky has uncovered a new ransomware tactic called Payload that locks up corporate networks and extorts victims without encrypting any files.
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Read more: SilverFox APT Group Spreads Malware via Fake Claude Apps
SilverFox, one of APAC’s most active APT groups, is distributing fake Claude apps to infiltrate organisations. Kaspersky GReAT data shows Singapore among the emerging hotspots.
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Read more: Kaspersky Warns Parked Domains Hide Data Risks
Kaspersky warns fraudsters are using empty “parked domains” to silently harvest browser fingerprints and personal data, and shares tips to stay protected.
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Read more: Kaspersky Uncovers ‘GoSerpent’ Espionage Campaign in Southeast Asia
Kaspersky has uncovered GoSerpent, a patient cyber-espionage campaign using new malware to steal diplomatic secrets from government entities across Southeast Asia.
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Read more: Ransomware Attacks on SEA SMBs Rise in Q1 2026
Kaspersky data shows ransomware targeting SMBs in Southeast Asia rose to 3.51% in Q1 2026, with Singapore also logging a modest increase.
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Read more: Kaspersky Flags Multi-Stage Phishing Hitting Asia Factories
Kaspersky uncovers an active, multi-stage phishing campaign targeting manufacturers in Asia, Europe and the Middle East since April 2026, using fake buyer inquiries to steal corporate credentials.
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Read more: Kaspersky Uncovers WhatsApp Malware Campaign Hitting SEA Users
Kaspersky GReAT has uncovered a WhatsApp malware campaign distributing VBScript files disguised as business documents, with victims across Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam and Taiwan.
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