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Read more: Cash out in the middle of nowhere: ATMs with poor internet connections are now protected from cyberattacksKaspersky Embedded Systems Security provides advanced protection for ATMs and PoS (point of sale) systems, as well as other Windows-based embedded devices. Thanks to the release of a new version, the solution now can be remotely managed and updated without hassle on devices located in areas with a 2G internet…
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Read more: Let technology do the talking: How to help your elderly relatives stay safely connected onlineFor the last three weeks, much has changed in our lives. People have been urged to only leave home if it is absolutely necessary, such as to shop for essential items or to seek medical care. However, there are plenty of technologies available to help us maintain the usual rhythm…
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Read more: Cybersecurity and Virtual Conferences: Tips on how to do video conferencing securelyAll of a sudden, we find our entire lives playing out online. Never before has the connected world and our ability to communicate, socialise, work and transact online been more front-of-mind, or more critical. Although the ability to do this is incredible, we have to face the reality that where…
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Read more: No place to hide: data-hungry stalkerware reads messaging apps and can unlock monitored devicesKaspersky researchers have found a new sample of stalkerware — commercial software that is usually used to secretly monitor users’ partners or colleagues — which has functionality that supersedes all previously found software. Named MonitorMinor, this software enables stalkers to covertly access any data and track activity on devices they…
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Read more: A single data breach costs over $1M on-average for businesses in SEALast year saw headline-grabbing information leakage incidents involving companies and organisations in Southeast Asia (SEA). The rising cases of data breaches were proven costly by the latest research from Kaspersky. IT business decision-makers from the region admitted to losing $1.10 million on-average because of this virtual menace, just a tad…
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Read more: Singapore launches first smart floating fish farm, protected by KasperskyWith global fish stocks dwindling around the world, Singapore Aquaculture Technologies (SAT), a subsidiary of Wintershine has launched Singapore’s first smart floating fish farm, powered by Kaspersky and Siemens. The S$4 million aquaculture facility is expected to produce 350 tonnes of fish annually, catering to the needs of Singaporeans for…
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Read more: 2020 APAC Threat Predictions: Secure mobile devices better, improve threat intel against new techniques from APT groups
Kaspersky releases five key cybersecurity trends to watch out in the Asia Pacific The opening of a new year and a new decade will witness an increase in mobile malware and cybercriminals groups exploiting mobile devices and known threat groups using new attack methods and tools. These and more are…
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Read more: Singapore on cyberspies’ radar as clandestine activity ramps up in Southeast AsiaKaspersky 2019 APT Report: Cyberspying groups haunt intel in Southeast Asia. Increased geopolitical-related campaigns underline urgent need for improved threat intelligence in the region Kaspersky today unmasks the cybercriminal groups who operated and are still operating in Southeast Asia (SEA). Findings of the global cybersecurity company reveal a major trend…
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Read more: Seven-day working week: DDoS attacks almost doubled in Q4 2019 compared to the previous year, with busier SundaysAnalysis has revealed that the number of attacks blocked by Kaspersky DDoS Protection in Q4 2018 amounts to only 56% of attacks detected in Q4 2019. Further investigation of botnet activity reveals that around 28% of attacks happened on weekends, with the share of attacks on Sundays growing by two and a half percentage points…
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Read more: SG ranks 11th globally as a cyber threat source: Kaspersky detects over 1M incidents in Q4 2019Kaspersky’s latest data shows that more than one million detected incidents originated from servers located in Singapore in the final quarter of 2019. This places Singapore at 11th place globally when it comes to locations with the most number of incidents caused by servers hosted in the country. These updated…
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