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SharePoint ToolShell Vulnerabilities Stem From Incomplete 2020 Fix, Says Kaspersky

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  Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) discovered that the recently exploited ToolShell vulnerabilities in Microsoft SharePoint originate from an incomplete fix for CVE-2020-1147, first reported in 2020. The SharePoint vulnerabilities have emerged as a major cybersecurity threat this year amid active exploitation. Kaspersky Security Network showed exploitation attempts worldwide, including in Egypt, Jordan, Russia, Vietnam and Zambia. The attacks target organizations across government, finance, manufacturing, forestry and agriculture sectors. Kaspersky solutions proactively detected and blocked ToolShell attacks before […]
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APTs Targeted One In Four Companies In 2024

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According to the latest Kaspersky Managed Detection and Response (MDR) analyst report, advanced persistent threats (APTs) have been detected in 25% of companies, accounting for over 43% of all high-severity incidents. This marks a staggering 74% increase compared to 2023.
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Kaspersky Uncovers The New Grandoreiro Light Variant

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Despite the arrest of important operators in early 2024, Grandoreiro continues to be used by its partners in new campaigns. Kaspersky Global Research and Analysis team (GReAT) has discovered a new light version focused on Mexico targeting around 30 banks. Remaining one of the most active threats globally and targeting users
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Attacks Targeting Windows Drivers On The Rise: Kaspersky

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Attackers are increasingly targeting Windows by exploiting vulnerable drivers, according to Kaspersky experts. In the second quarter of 2024, the number of systems attacked using this technique increased by nearly 23% compared to the first quarter. Vulnerable drivers may be exploited for a wide range of attacks, including ransomware and Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). Cyberattacks that utilize vulnerable drivers are known as BYOVD (Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver). They allow threat actors to attempt to disable security solutions on a […]
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Kaspersky Premium Tops 2024 Anti-Phishing Test By AV-Comparatives

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As the pervasive nature of phishing attacks continues to grow, and an astounding 515 million attempts were thwarted in just six months, the critical need for robust cybersecurity solutions is clear. In this climate, Kaspersky Premium for Windows has exemplified such reliability by achieving the top result in the 2024 Anti-Phishing Test conducted by AV-Comparatives. Kaspersky solution received an ‘Approved’ certification for detecting 93% of phishing URLs — the highest among all 15 participants. This accomplishment solidifies Kaspersky’s commitment to […]
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Telecoms Prime Target For Cyberattacks In 2024: Kaspersky

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Telecom, mass media, and construction development companies are the top cyberattack targets in the first half of 2024, reports Kaspersky. Telecoms faced the greatest number of incidents, likely due to attackers’ interest in sensitive data and trusted relationships exploitation. In turn, mass media are traditionally targeted during international conflicts, while construction development firms may be also attractive for threat actors due to their extensive subcontractor use. In the telecommunications sector, there were 284 cybersecurity incidents per 10,000 systems, according to […]
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Kaspersky Positioned As A Leader By Quadrant Knowledge Solutions

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Kaspersky has been recognized as a Leader in the 2024 SPARK Matrix: Digital Threat Intelligence Management by Quadrant Knowledge Solutions for the second year in a row, reaffirming its technological excellence and customer impact. According to the ‘XDR and SOC Modernization’ report, 24% of companies stated they are not able to respond quickly to new cyber threats, indicating a need for advanced threat intelligence that can provide them with meaningful context about cyber risks. To successfully perform this challenge and […]
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Kaspersky Report Reveals Increase In Number of Users Affected By Stalkerware

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The latest Kaspersky State of Stalkerware 2023 report reveals almost 31,000 mobile users worldwide were subjected to stalkerware, clandestine surveillance software utilized by domestic abusers to monitor their victims. But it’s not just stalkerware software that is a problem, 40% of surveyed people worldwide stated they have experienced stalking or suspected being stalked. Stalkerware typically masquerades as legitimate anti-theft or parental control apps on smartphones, tablets, and computers, but in reality, they are very different. Installed – usually without consent […]
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Kaspersky receives Regional Headquarters License in Saudi Arabia

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Kaspersky has announced receiving their Regional Headquarters License (RHQ) in Saudi Arabia from the Kingdom’s Ministry of Investment. This license reflects Kaspersky’s commitment towards elevating the cybersecurity competitiveness within economic sectors of Saudi Arabia and is a step forward in strengthening the company’s footprint in the Kingdom. The main goal of the Regional Headquarters is to provide comprehensive support for the operational activities of the Kaspersky group of companies in the MENA and ensuring sustainable business development in KSA and […]
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Kaspersky Warns To Stay Vigilant Amid Cyberthreats Affecting Women

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In the backdrop of International Women’s Day, Kaspersky experts have conducted research and found malware-infected websites and phishing pages mainly targeting women – including community sites, forums with advice articles, online stores selling clothes or cosmetics for females, and more. Some of the web pages were originally legitimate resources, later hacked by cybercriminals to spread malware. Among the threats spread on the detected websites Kaspersky experts found web skimmers – usually embedded in the code of online shops to steal […]
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