ESET researchers describe recent activity of the infamous espionage group, the Dukes, including three new malware families
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Operation Ghost: The Dukes aren’t back – they never left
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ESET discovered an undocumented backdoor used by the infamous Stealth Falcon group
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ESET researchers discovered a backdoor linked to malware used by the Stealth Falcon group, an operator of targeted spyware attacks against journalists, activists and dissidents in the Middle East
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Sharpening the Machete
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ESET research uncovers a cyberespionage operation targeting Venezuelan government institutions
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Cybercrime seen to be getting worse: The time to act is now
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Stephen Cobb of ESET offers some highlights of recent research into the nature of cybercrime, and issues a call to action — before the combination of cybercrime and consumers’ reaction to the threat thereof stymies the potential of the Internet.
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LoudMiner: Cross-platform mining in cracked VST software
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The story of a Linux miner bundled with pirated copies of VST (Virtual Studio Technology) software for Windows and macOS, from ESET
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D-Link camera vulnerability allows attackers to tap into the video stream
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ESET researchers highlight a series of security holes in a device intended to make homes and offices more secure
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NIST cybersecurity resources for smaller businesses
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SMB customers looking to learn more about security? ESET offers some new resources available to them from the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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Payment processors remain phishers’ favorites
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The number of websites designed to steal users’ data dropped throughout the course of 2018, but is that showing an actual trend or under-detection of would-be phishing attacks?
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Russia hit by new wave of ransomware spam
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Among the increased number of malicious JavaScript email attachments observed in January 2019, ESET researchers have spotted a large wave of ransomware-spreading spam targeting Russian users.
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New Year’s resolutions: Get your passwords shipshape
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ESET offes some advice on making sure your customers’ password game is on point and ready to face the challenges of today’s cybersecurity environment.
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2018 research highlights from ESET’s leading lights
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Now that another eventful year in cybersecurity is in the rearview mirror, let’s look back on some of the finest malware analysis by ESET researchers in 2018.
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Top 5 takeaways for enterprises from ESET’s new ransomware white paper
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Security vendor ESET offers lessons learned from its most recent white paper into the state of enterprise security, from the strategic (have a plan in case of ransomware) to the tactical (update those patches).
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GreyEnergy: Updated arsenal of one of the most dangerous threat actors
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ESET research reveals a successor to the infamous BlackEnergy APT group targeting critical infrastructure, quite possibly in preparation for damaging attacks
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100 days of GDPR
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ESET offers a look at what lessons the world has learned over the first three-plus months under the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation.
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A heated summer for cybersecurity in Canada
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ESET reviews four major cybersecurity breaches from this summer in Canada, and draws lessons from those incidents.
