ESET researchers identified new data-wiping malware that they named DynoWiper, used against an energy company in Poland. The tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) observed during the DynoWiper incident closely resembles the previous one involving the ZOV wiper
ESET announced its participation in Black Hat MEA 2025, taking place from 2–4 December at the Riyadh Exhibition & Convention Center, Malham. The company is exhibiting at Booth H1.U100, where it is engaging with enterprise customers, channel partners,
ESET researchers discovered that China-aligned threat group PlushDaemon performs adversary-in-the-middle attacks using a previously undocumented implant for network devices (e.g., a router) that ESET named EdgeStepper, which redirects all DNS queries to a malicious external DNS server
ESET announces its upgraded consumer offering, ESET HOME Security and its Small Office/Home Office (SOHO) offering, ESET Small Business Security. Launched earlier in 2025 for businesses and enterprises, today’s release makes ESET’s award-winning Ransomware Remediation feature
ESET is reaffirming its commitment to protecting the Middle East’s digital infrastructure at GITEX 2025, taking place at the Dubai World Trade Center, Dubai, UAE. At this year’s event, ESET is unveiling its latest AI-driven technologies designed to tackle today’s most advanced cyber threats.
ESET Research has uncovered the first known cases of collaboration between Gamaredon and Turla. Both threat groups are associated with the main Russian intelligence agency, the FSB, and in tandem attacked high-profile targets in Ukraine.
At the edge of the Rub’ al Khali desert, beyond the horizon of Oman’s oil fields and Saudi Arabia’s solar farms, unmanned infrastructure sits in silence. From pipelines snaking through sand to isolated warehouses on the outskirts of industrial zones in the UAE,
ESET Research has discovered a HybridPetya bootkit and ransomware uploaded from Poland to the malware-scanning platform VirusTotal. The sample is a copycat of the infamous Petya/NotPetya malware; however, it adds the capability of compromising
ESET researchers have uncovered a new type of ransomware that leverages generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) to execute attacks. Named PromptLock, the malware runs a locally accessible AI language model to generate malicious scripts in real time.
On a warm evening in Dubai, the rhythmic flow of traffic moves across Sheikh Zayed Road, watched closely by an invisible network of digital eyes. Cameras perched atop traffic lights, embedded into metro stations, and spread across malls silently capture millions of moments every hour.
