A journey to Zebrocy land
ESET sheds light on commands used by the favorite backdoor of the Sednit group
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Cybersecurity training and awareness: Helpful resources for educators
Free resources for cybersecurity awareness and training are out there – links to many of them are provided here
What the ban on facial recognition tech will – and will not – do
As San Francisco moves to regulate the use of facial recognition systems, we reflect on some of the many ‘faces’ of the fast-growing technology
Week in security with Tony Anscombe
ESET researchers detail how ASUS's cloud service has been abused to distribute the Plead malware; in other news, ESET's telemetry shows that the use of the EternalBlue exploit is reaching new highs
EternalBlue reaching new heights since WannaCryptor outbreak
Attack attempts involving the exploit are in hundreds of thousands daily
Survey: What should companies do to restore trust post‑breach?
The ESET survey of thousands of people in Asia-Pacific (APAC) provides valuable insight into their perceptions of cyber-threats and various common aspects of online security
Ice Hockey World Championship: The risks of free live streaming
You think you’re watching the games for free, but are you sure that's the case? Let’s review some of the risks that may come with free live streaming websites
Plead malware distributed via MitM attacks at router level, misusing ASUS WebStorage
ESET researchers have discovered that the attackers have been distributing the Plead malware via compromised routers and man-in-the-middle attacks against the legitimate ASUS WebStorage software
Verizon’s data breach report: What the numbers say
What are some of the most interesting takeaways from Verizon’s latest annual security report?
Week in security with Tony Anscombe
ESET researchers detail the modus operandi of LightNeuron, a Microsoft Exchange backdoor that leverages a previously unseen persistence mechanism
Types of backup and five backup mistakes to avoid
What are the main types of backup operations and how can you avoid the sinking feeling that comes with the realization that you may not get your data back?
Hackers steal US$41 million worth of Bitcoin from cryptocurrency exchange
The thieves bade their time before running off with more than 7,000 Bitcoin ‘in one fell swoop’
Turla LightNeuron: An email too far
ESET research uncovers Microsoft Exchange malware remotely controlled via steganographic PDF and JPG email attachments
Week in security with Tony Anscombe
ESET researchers document how cybercriminals abused the advertising network of Russia's leading search engine for malicious campaigns targeting accountants
The UK plans to legislate to secure IoT, but is it really the answer?
A reflection on whether this approach to addressing IoT security challenges can ‘deliver the goods’ and how consumer awareness can help
World Password Day: A day to review your defenses
So, do you think you’ve been ‘pwned’? That’s the question to ask yourself today
D‑Link camera vulnerability allows attackers to tap into the video stream
ESET researchers highlight a series of security holes in a device intended to make homes and offices more secure
Buhtrap backdoor and Buran ransomware distributed via major advertising platform
Criminal activities against accountants on the rise – Buhtrap and RTM still active
Week in security with Tony Anscombe
An analysis finds that '123456' is by far the most-commonly re-occurring password on breached accounts
BEC fraud losses almost doubled last year
On the good news front, the FBI notes the success of its newly-established team in recovering some of the funds lost in BEC scams