Amer Owaida, Security Writer at ESET explains that thousands of home security cameras were reportedly hacked and some of the footage has already appeared on adult sites, with cybercriminals offering lifetime access to the entire loot for US$150.
Amer Owaida, Security Writer at ESET highlights that as we steadily adopt smart devices into our lives, we shouldn’t forget about keeping them secured and our data protected. He further explains how to secure your connected devices.
ESET researchers have analyzed a new version of Android spyware used by APT-C-23, a threat group active since at least 2017 that is known for mainly targeting the Middle East.
Amer Owaida, Security Writer at ESET discusses the risks associated with plugging in an unknown or found USB flash drive as it could infect your device with viruses and malware as well as it can compromise data on your system.
ESET researchers have discovered and analyzed malware that targets Voice over IP (VoIP) softswitches. This new malware, named CDRThief by ESET, is designed to target a very specific VoIP platform used by two China-made softswitches (software switches): Linknat VOS2009 and VOS3000.
ESET has announced a “Back to Office” offer on ESET Endpoint Security Advanced, ESET Endpoint Security Standard, ESET Secure Business, ESET File Security, and ESET Mail Security products.
Jake Moore, Cyber Security Specialist for ESET explains the benefit of deleting your Houseparty – or any other unused – account, rather than just uninstalling the app?”
ESET, today announced that it has been commended with the top score in the latest AV-Test for best antivirus software for Android. AV-TEST, a leading independent testing organization, uses one of the largest collections of digital malware samples in the world to create a real-world environment
ESET, has been highly commended in the KuppingerCole Market Compass 2020 report that analyzed ESET’s Endpoint Protection, Detection and Response solutions, including ESET Endpoint Security and ESET Enterprise Inspector, praising ESET for its universal coverage.
ESET researchers explored the Mekotio, a Latin American banking trojan targeting Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries: mainly Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Spain, Peru and Portugal. Mekotio boasts several typical backdoor activities, including taking screenshots,
