Every day Kaspersky automatically processes around 400,000 new malicious files. Only one percent of these need manual work from a security expert, and only a tiny fraction of that 1% go to the company’s top-notch Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT
In the past year, it has felt as if cyber security breaches have rarely been out of the press, with more and more reports of organisations and individuals becoming victims of targeted attacks. Sainsbury's, Uber and Argos are just three examples of companies out of more than 100 who fell ...
Cyber-crime increasingly impacts both the online and offline world, and targeted attacks play a significant role in disrupting services in both. Targeted attacks are those that are aimed at a particular individual, group, or type of site or service. Unlike worms and viruses that usually attack ...
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Table 3.1 An Overview of Structure of E-mails Used in Targeted Attacks in Last Years Table 3.1 shows the different types of spear phishing e-mails with attachments that have been used in the last few years to conduct targetedcyber attacks. The "Targeted E-mail Theme" shows the type of con...
Understanding Targeted Attacks: What is a Targeted Attack? What is a targeted attack? What counts as one? What's the potential damage, and how can they be prevented? Here's what they truly are about, and why they need to be secured against. ...
In 2024, cyber threat actors worldwide initiated 11 cyber incidents targeting Iran. Four of these cyberattacks were towards critical infrastructure targets, while three cyberattacks were non politicised attacks on political targets. Additionally, three attacks were conducted by non-state actors with poli...
Financial services and manufacturing sectors bore the brunt of attacks, taking on almost 60% of cybersecurity incidents in the region where Japan, Australia, and India were the most targeted markets, according to IBM data.
The claim from a Defence Ministry spokesman follows accusations last week by U.S. cybersecurity company Mandiant that Chinese military-backed cyberspies stole massive amounts of data from U.S. companies
The attacks entail the use of old and outdated versions of security solutions, graphics software, and web browsers that are bound to lack mitigations for DLL side-loading, using them as a conduit to load arbitrary shellcode designed to execute additional payloads. ...