Cybersecurity research and insight for the AI era · Moving soon to the ESET Blog
Cybersecurity research and insight for the AI era · <a href='https://www.eset.com/blog/en/' target='_blank'>Moving soon to the ESET Blog</a>
Anton Cherepanov and Peter Strýček • 22 Oct 2026 • 16 min. read
ESET Research
MythicRatatoskr: An Yggdrasil-enabled backdoor deployed in a UAC-0099-Sandworm collaboration
Fernando Tavella • 08 Oct 2026 • 15 min. read
MATCHBOIL: New tricks, same old evil intentions
Alexandre Côté Cyr and Romain Dumont • 17 Sep 2026 • 17 min. read
Beware the SparroWock: The backdoor that bites, the commands that catch
Business Security
The SMB cybersecurity squeeze: AI agents at work, old attacks in overdrive
GuardBreaker: Derailing AI-assisted malware analysis with a code comment
The IRS Is Not Offering You Money
ESET Research • 28 Dec 2006
Giving a New Computer?
ESET Research • 20 Dec 2006
Social Sites and Their Risks
ESET Research • 15 Dec 2006
The Spirit of Cooperation
ESET Research • 12 Dec 2006
Beating the QuickTime Vulnerability
ESET Research • 06 Dec 2006
Microsoft and the Antivirus Industry
ESET Research • 21 Nov 2006
Does Vista need anti-virus?
Spycar: What Can It Tell You?
At ESET we believe that NOD32 should detect and block bad programs, not detect everything and then make you figure out if the toolbar you want to install is good or bad.
ESET Research • 26 Oct 2006
A busy night at the Stration
The Win32/Stration family of worms has kept ESET's analysts busy over the last few days; but last night, with close to 50 variants being released in one go, they were able to go home and get some sleep. Why?
Andrew Lee • 20 Oct 2006
The Hamburglar Meets the iPod
There is only one way that software (or hardware with software on it) releases with the wrong data (malware is the wrong data). That is if the company releasing the data doesn't know what they are releasing.
ESET Research • 17 Oct 2006
ESET NOD32 Blocks VML Exploit Attacks
ESET's NOD32 is the first known anti-virus product to detect all known types of VML exploit. This detection and blocking prevents attackers from gaining control of the users PC and then running other malicious software.
ESET Research • 26 Sep 2006
Is ZERT Right for You?
ZERT is a group of security researchers who feel that the danger of the vulnerability and lack of an MS patch warrants creating their own temporary patch.
ESET Research • 22 Sep 2006
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