- 29 Aug
Virus News
The standard data theft method is social engineering – a potential victim is lured onto an infected web-page or is duped into opening a file attached to an e-mail
- 27 Aug
Virus News
According to research conducted by B2B International in July 2012 in collaboration with Kaspersky Lab, companies already recognize cyber-threats as one of the most pressing business problems
- 22 Aug
Virus News
As wireless Internet access – including the use of cellular networks – grows in popularity, users are increasingly using their mobiles as a replacement for desktop computers
- 21 Aug
Virus News
Cyber-threats are predicted to be to be the number one risk to businesses within the next two years, according to the latest survey from B2B International in conjunction with Kaspersky Lab
- 16 Aug
Virus News
Cyber-threats were number two on the list of key problems faced by business, second only to worries caused by economic instability, according to a survey conducted in July 2012 by B2B International in cooperation with Kaspersky Lab
- 15 Aug
Virus News
Kaspersky Lab statistics show that users are more likely to fall victim to cybercrime online, while computer infections caused by portable data carriers (optical discs or USB drives) are less common
- 14 Aug
Virus News
Kaspersky Lab recently announced the discovery of Gauss, a complex, nation-state sponsored cyber-espionage toolkit
- 09 Aug
Virus News
Kaspersky Lab announces the discovery of ‘Gauss’, a new cyber-threat targeting users in the Middle East
- 09 Aug
Virus News
Kaspersky Lab’s experts present a summary of the evolving IT threat landscape in Q2 2012
- 27 Jul
Virus News
On the July 17, 2012, Kaspersky Lab and Seculert announced the discovery of Madi, an on-going cyber-espionage campaign in the Middle East
(China)
(Japan)
(Korea)
