What are the main security threats facing Linux? A Q&A with ESET Senior Malware Researcher Marc‑Etienne M.Léveillé, whose work has been instrumental in uncovering a number of malware strains hitting Linux servers.
Malicious code is nothing to worry about on Linux, right? Hold your penguins. How Linux malware has gone from the sidelines to the headlines.
ESET researchers uncover a new campaign of the Winnti Group targeting universities and using ShadowPad and Winnti malware
ESET researchers have discovered that the criminals behind the Stantinko botnet are distributing a cryptomining module to the computers they control
ESET researchers have discovered a new downloader with a novel, not previously seen in the wild installation technique
Another in our occasional series demystifying Latin American banking trojans
Is the world as we know it ready for the real impact of deepfakes?
ESET researchers discovered a year-long adware campaign on Google Play and tracked down its operator. The apps involved, installed eight million times, use several tricks for stealth and persistence.
Notorious cyberespionage group debases MSSQL
ESET researchers discover a trojanized Tor Browser distributed by cybercriminals to steal bitcoins from darknet market buyers
ESET researchers describe recent activity of the infamous espionage group, the Dukes, including three new malware families
New ESET white paper released describing updates to the malware arsenal and campaigns of this group known for its supply-chain attacks
ESET researchers discover a previously unreported cyberespionage platform used in targeted attacks against diplomatic missions and governmental institutions, and privacy-concerned users
Número dois in our series demystifying Latin American banking trojans
ESET researchers describe the latest components used in a recent Sednit campaign
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
ESET analysis breaks down the first known spyware that is built on the AhMyth open-source espionage tool and has appeared on Google Play – twice
ESET researchers discovered a campaign that uses two malicious tools with similar capabilities to ensure both resilience and broader potential for the attackers
ESET researchers document malware-distributing spam campaigns targeting people in France
ESET research uncovers a cyberespionage operation targeting Venezuelan government institutions
