Over the past few years, the methods cybercriminals use to distribute ransomware has changed dramatically. While a few years ago, they would spread encrypted
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Cring ransomware infects industrial targets through vulnerability in VPN servers, Kaspersky
In early 2021, threat actors conducted a series of attacks using the Cring ransomware. These attacks were mentioned by Swisscom CSIRT, but it remained
Data protection: 65% of META consumers would shun online service providers breached
Consumers are getting more enlightened on the consequences of data breaches within the Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META) region which includes Nigeria where
In META region, IT security is all eggs in one basket – Kaspersky
Cybersecurity is managed by a dedicated department among half (58%) of enterprises in the Middle East, Turkey and Africa (META) region, while only 25%
Kaspersky: 39% ransomware victims pay the ransom, but fewer see stolen data returned
About 39% of ransomware victims in the META region paid the ransom to restore access to their data last year, according to a global study
You have been doxed: Targeted email attacks on the rise
Malicious users seem to have understood that adapting some of the tricks used by advance persistent threat (APT) groups works well in achieving a
Immortality, cars, food and health: Future trends that most interest people of today
Kaspersky has found the trends of the future that people are most interested in, based on the analysis of questions submitted to the Safer Tomorrow online
Report shows 18% online users in META allow apps access to microphones, webcams
Almost a fifth (18%) of online users across META always give apps and services permission to access their microphone or webcam, according to a global
Danger in your device: Malware attacks surge in South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria
There is a common misconception that the most dangerous threats to encounter on modern users’ digital journeys are likely to appear during Internet surfing.
Pandemic effect: Attacks against remote access protocols continued to rise
As part of the pandemic effect, attacks against remote access protocols have continued to rise during 2020, and have already reached 3,6 million in